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Same. An AMP link tells me two things: 1: I won't have a page that bounces around for 5 minutes as useless, non-content elements load. 2: I won't have to peer
by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Same. An AMP link tells me two things:
1: I won't have a page that bounces around for 5 minutes as useless, non-content elements load.
2: I won't have to peer at a few lines of content through a window of toolbars and ads.
- seanp2k2 10y agoReader view in mobile safari solves these things client-side. There are others. It's a rendering decision which should be left to the client vs forcing a decision on users in a way which breaks some configurations for people (since there's no way to disable AMP).
- RileyKyeden 10y agoMost people, myself included, are not on iOS. It's not solved for most people.
- Crespyl 10y agoFor what it's worth, FireFox has a similar reader view on Android and desktop.