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It seems to me that only iOS users are complaining -- as an Android user I am blown away by how readable AMP pages are. I can just get to the page, read it, an
by ihsw2 9y ago
It seems to me that only iOS users are complaining -- as an Android user I am blown away by how readable AMP pages are.
I can just get to the page, read it, and then leave. There's no futzing around with:
* long scrolling down "the fold" filled with clickbait in-site links or other unrelated nonsense
* interstitial and overlay ads
* crappy non-mobile interfaces
* "Shared" buttons stickied to the bottom or top of the viewframe
There's still ads around the page (in-content ads between paragraphs and "you may like" or "recommended" ads at the bottom of the page) and navigational elements to browse outside of the AMP page. It's the mobile content consumption experience as it should be.
- protomyth 9y agoYes, the people who don't own a phone OS by Google are complaining about Google's AMP. That is part of the problem.