> They thought it was a bug in iOS and treated it as such The majority of end users don't know anything about divs and iframes and don't care whose bug it is.

> They thought it was a bug in iOS and treated it as such The majority of end users don't know anything about divs and iframes and don't care whose bug it is. So the question remains-- since they clearly know that this bug exists, why would they ship like this? Every time I land on an AMP page on my iPhone, the scroll gets out of control and all of a sudden I've unintentionally followed a link to some video that starts playing with sound. It's ridiculously annoying.