I'm developing a website that allows users to share their location via JavaScript. Based on that location, either the content of the current page will change, or it will redirect a user to a page with content relevant to their location. For users that don't share, I'll present relevant content that I would expect to also get indexed by search bots.Since it is fairly well known that Google's crawlers do process JavaScript, is there any evidence to suggest that Googlebot shares geo-location information? I ask mainly because I'm wondering what the impact would be on my site's ability to be indexed correctly.
Does Googlebot share geo-location information to better crawl geo-aware websites?
javascript;googlebot;geolocation