downvoters: this is 100% true. AMP has some nice standards on how to make a fast page but at the end of the day, google's re-hosting your page in a place where

downvoters: this is 100% true. AMP has some nice standards on how to make a fast page but at the end of the day, google's re-hosting your page in a place where it can fetch in advance while obeying the same-origin policy, and clicking a result is the moral equivalent of unsetting a "display: hidden" attribute on the page. AMP only works today because it's re-hosted inside the origin (google.com), so much that in order to fix this in the future, they'll have to rush out a new web standard and implement it in chrome (and hope other browsers do the same:) https://amphtml.wordpress.com/2018/01/09/improving-urls-for-amp-pages/ https://amphtml.wordpress.com/2018/01/09/improving-urls-for-...