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Testing Accelerated Fragment Search with Webmaster Tools

My site is in AngularJS, so I recently created HTML snapshots of all my content, added an escaped tag to the top of all my pages (meta name = "fragment" content = "!"), And then tried to check if the new one works setting in Webmaster Tools. When I look in the source, I see a shielded fragment (however, it is inverted) (meta content = "!" Name = "fragment"). I'm not sure why this is happening or if it matters ...

When I submit the Checkout URL to Google, Webmaster Tools returns a Fetch Status Not Found state. However, if I manually add "? _Escaped_fragment_ =" to the end of my URL, I get a success status.

So, to my question, is this related to the way webmaster tools test URLs or did I configure the fragment incorrectly?

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Apparently, "Fetch as Google" does not display the same as Google. When using "Fetch as Google" the page is not checked for the meta tag. However, obviously, Google checks the meta tag page when crawling.

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add a click on the client’s easter egg button that displays the current location of the browser and generates the form "_capcap_fragment_", making sure if necessary, and tell the browser to download this location.

Then, to check everything you need to do, press the magic-press key and the browser will redirect your page with the escaped fragment.

Then you can copy / paste this newly created URL into sitemarkup testers, etc.

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