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If the publisher provides both AMP and non-AMP versions of a document, it is possible to write a browser extension that will redirect to the non-AMP URL when pr
by gregable 9y ago
If the publisher provides both AMP and non-AMP versions of a document, it is possible to write a browser extension that will redirect to the non-AMP URL when provided.
You would want to look for <html amp> to detect this case, and then <link rel=canonical> to determine the possible non-AMP URL. If that URL differs from the current URL, redirect to it.
If you personally want a per-user option here to override the publisher, this seems like the way to go, but there is some similarity to ad-blocking here.
- akras14 9y agoYes, except it's not so easy to do in Safari on iOS.