The ink was barely dry on the Entente Cordiale; would the British have supported the French over Morocco?
Not only would the British support the French, they did so without hesitation.
The 190
5 Moroccan Crisis and the resulting Algeciras Conference should have been a wake-up call for Germany. Germany thought they'd chosen the time for their ploy with care, Russia was distracted fighting Japan, the Entente was new and untested, etc., hoping the crisis would detach Russia from France and/or isolate Britain. However, when incident played out, Germany found itself isolated instead.
Only Austria-Hungary supported Germany and then halfheartedly. On the other side supporting France were Britain, Russia, Spain, and Italy a purported Triple Alliance member. Even the US joined the pig pile on Germany.
From the German point of view, the Moroccan Crisis had the unintended consequence of strengthening the Entente.