<noscript> redirect, would it affect search engine optimization?

If i would have such script on website

<noscript>
        <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=/Noscript">
</noscript>

The content of my /Noscript saying that user cannot properly use web site without JavaScript enabled and contains information how to turn JavaScript on

So it will redirect each request to /Noscript page if client javascript is disabled. But it is a bit scary because i think what would happend if search engine bot come to my web site, is it will be redirected to that page was well?

So i mean would it affect SEO(Bing, Google etc) somehow ?

Does search engine bots ignored <noscrip开发者_如何学编程t> tags?

Take a page from Stack Overflow, and other good sites...

Don't require javascript for basic operation!

Then gently prod the user:

"This site requires javascript for full functionality."

And, yes, having a separate page for non-JS browsers will hurt your SEO.

Google frowns on having different content for JS and non-JS users, too.

Search engine spiders will not follow META Redirect tags. In addition, using the META Redirect tag forces your visitors to first load the old page, then load the new page, which is a drain on a site with substantial traffic.

Sorry, Forget to paste the reference page:
http://www.seologic.com/faq/url-redirect-script.php

And I think the biggest problem with using this method is that the web page is included in the visitor's page history, and when the user clicks the "back" button and reaches the redirection page again they will be immediately returned to the redirection-target page.