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Oh wow, I did not even notice this until you pointed it out. So the solution is SO bad that the "amp" tag even becomes part of the URL?! Now THAT is really we
by shevy 9y ago
Oh wow, I did not even notice this until you pointed it out.
So the solution is SO bad that the "amp" tag even becomes part of the URL?!
Now THAT is really weird ... well aside from me disliking AMP anyway, that ... hmmm. We can send people to the moon, probably soon elswhere but ... we have to denote that ... we use AMP by ... a appended string called 'amp'.
Google should be ashamed of this "engineering".
- nkantar 9y agoMy guess is that this is implemented by the publisher.