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> If people hate amp, maybe it’s time to adjust the web standards to enable amp experience with the html6 web. What does that mean exactly?
by pcwalton 9y ago
> If people hate amp, maybe it’s time to adjust the web standards to enable amp experience with the html6 web.
What does that mean exactly?
- strictnein 9y agoWeb 4.0
- lucb1e 9y agoIs that supposed to be enlightening / a thing, or is this another buzzword to mix in with HTML6 (which I've never heard of either)?
- strictnein 9y agoIt's supposed to be nonsense.
- tree_of_item 9y agoI think it means a future revision of the web could explicitly identify a subset like AMP, to encourage web developers to target it without Google being involved. One advantage of a setup like this would be the possibility to instruct your browser to reject any non-AMP pages (or make them click to play, or otherwise indicate them), if you were on rural internet and didn't even want to bother loading a slow page.