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> We already have <link rel="preload/prefetch"> but how about adding <link rel="prerender" href="http://amp.newswebsite.com/article/etc." http://amp.newswebsite
by patrickaljord 9y ago
> We already have <link rel="preload/prefetch"> but how about adding <link rel="prerender" href="http://amp.newswebsite.com/article/etc." http://amp.newswebsite.com/article/etc." />.
The goal of AMP is to improve the experience on mobile, making the client prerender instead of Google would be bad for your mobile device battery.
- andy_ppp 9y agoI’m just suggesting a way to improve the mobile experience without breaking the web. There are a multitude of ways to do this and while I see your point about everyone using prerender everywhere (browsers should probably have energy usage by domain and warn against bad actors) it’s surely better than this mess where one company completely controls the mobile web.
- wmf 9y agoThe browser does the rendering in all cases; it's not like AMP is downloading a bitmap of the page.
- codedokode 9y agoI think the goal of AMP is to keep user at Google website and better track his Internet usage history.