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Firefox has 'reading mode' that does similar, strips out all the stuff such as sidebars, etc, without most of the downside associated with AMP (being open, to s
by gedrap 10y ago
Firefox has 'reading mode' that does similar, strips out all the stuff such as sidebars, etc, without most of the downside associated with AMP (being open, to start with). Occasionally it misses some media stuff (e.g. embedded videos), but works well vast majority of the time so I'm happy with it.
- adentranter 10y agoMakes me sad that they pushed AMP vs creating a standard format for how 'reading mode' content is selected. This probably would speed up loading times as it would only have to display/load certain content. I love 'reading mode' on firefox and safari (mobile). Unsure what other browsers support it but they all should.
- gedrap 10y agoReading mode strips out the ads, so I can see why Google is not too excited about it :)