CocCocBot — Vietnam search crawler
CocCocBot is the crawler for Coc Coc, a browser and search engine focused on the Vietnamese market with features tuned for Vietnamese-language text. Its robots.txt token is coccocbot. Documentation is largely in Vietnamese, so some specifics are marked partially verified.
What this means
Coc Coc is a browser and search engine built for the Vietnamese market, with handling tuned for Vietnamese-language text and diacritics. CocCocBot is its web crawler. If your audience includes Vietnamese-speaking users, CocCocBot crawling reflects Coc Coc discovering and indexing your pages.
Because Coc Coc serves a specific regional market, its crawl presence is a useful signal that you are reachable to that audience even where global engines have less local emphasis.
robots.txt considerations
CocCocBot is described as honouring robots.txt. To control it, target the coccocbot token. Documentation is largely in Vietnamese, and the user agent is spoofable, so confirm current behaviour in Coc Coc's official sources where authenticity matters and avoid inventing IP ranges.
- robots.txt token: coccocbot
- Operated by Coc Coc, a Vietnam-focused browser and search engine
- Tuned for Vietnamese-language text; docs largely in Vietnamese
How it appears in analytics and logs
A request carrying the coccocbot token is Coc Coc's crawler fetching a URL — a bot event, not a human visit. Coc Coc matters most for audiences in Vietnam, where it offers a localized browser and search experience.
Diagnostic use case
Recognise CocCocBot crawling when targeting Vietnamese-language audiences, and apply robots.txt policy for Coc Coc's crawler.
What WebmasterID can help detect
WebmasterID classifies CocCocBot server-side as a search crawler and shows its activity separately from human traffic, so Coc Coc crawl coverage is visible without log parsing.
Common mistakes
- Overlooking Coc Coc when targeting Vietnamese audiences.
- Assuming exact behaviour without checking Coc Coc's documentation.
- Counting crawler hits as human visits.
Privacy and accuracy notes
Identification uses only the user agent — no human identity. Country relevance is a coarse market note, never an exact location. WebmasterID records CocCocBot as a bot event, separate from human analytics.
Related pages
- Regional search engines overview
In several markets a regional search engine leads instead of Google: Yandex in Russian-language search, Baidu in China, Naver in South Korea, Seznam in the Czech Republic, and Coc Coc in Vietnam. Recognising their crawlers matters because being indexed by them is how you reach those audiences.
- Naver Yeti — South Korea search crawler
Yeti is the web crawler operated by Naver, the search and content portal that holds a leading share of search in South Korea. Its robots.txt token is Yeti. Naver provides webmaster tooling and documentation, much of it in Korean, so some specifics are marked partially verified.
- Bot intelligence
See search-engine crawlers separated from human traffic.
Sources and verification notes
- Coc Coc — search and browserCoc Coc's site; CocCocBot documented primarily in Vietnamese, so some specifics are partially verified.
Last reviewed 2026-06-24. Facts are checked against primary/official sources where available; uncertain specifics are marked “Data not yet verified” rather than guessed.