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Desktop is what I was referring to, its significantly better in my opinion. Just straight text full width, no wasted space and junk all over the screen.

• zeusk 9y ago
  Surely you don't use a default non-100% zoom, it is crazy how Google who also happens to make a browser can't get such trivial details right. Also, the zero margins are not helpful on a large display. These alone make the experience grotesque and awful for me; DOM-distiller is so much better than AMP in terms of readability and layout.
• yorwba 9y ago
  You can get the same experience by just requesting the AMP version from Wired directly (just append `/amp` to the original URL), no reason to go through Google's cache for that.
• ztjio 9y ago
  I sincerely hope you have no authority over design of any software or web page that any human actually has to read. There is extensive research proving that text wider than about 60-70 characters is increasingly difficult to follow and understand. There is further research showing the benefit of margins for visual understanding as well. Basically what you get with this AMP link goes against all known facts about how the human eyes & brain best receives textual information, unless you just happen to have a huge zoom or tiny screen.
  • d4l3k 9y ago
    It's obnoxious that Wired styled their AMP page like that, but it's not a problem with AMP itself.