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> The real sin is inconsistency with the rest of the web on Safari Close, but I think it's a bit more subtle than that. AMP presents its content as a standard
by anonred 10y ago
> The real sin is inconsistency with the rest of the web on Safari
Close, but I think it's a bit more subtle than that. AMP presents its content as a standard news article (in both function and form,) which is why scrolling should be consistent with other article-like webpages. When a site is actually a webapp, I think it's permissible to have momentum-based scrolling just to achieve parity with native apps. Perhaps I'm just being pedantic, but the real issue is that AMP's scrolling isn't consistent with a subset of other websites accessible through iOS Safari.
- Mister_Snuggles 10y agoIt's even worse than that. The search results on Google scroll with one "weight", then when you tap the AMP link and all of a sudden it scrolls differently. Keep in mind that your address bar says "google.com" the entire time - this is inconsistency within the very same site.