Removed Content Tab in webmaster tools
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Where I can find 'Removed Content Tab' in webmaster Tools ?
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I was trying to think of a project where we've removed URLs. Luckily it's a rarity, so I was going from memory.
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No Mat, I tried and tested today,did not find this tab.Have you checked recently?
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This only appears if you have requested that URLs be removed from the index, and that request has been honoured.
If URLs have been removed you can find this under Optimization > remove urls . The tab then appears on that page. If it is not there then no content has been removed.
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