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The fix is to change your subdomain from "www" to "amp". You can read more about it at the IETF website located here: https://www.ampproject.org/ https://www.a
by rhacker 8y ago
The fix is to change your subdomain from "www" to "amp". You can read more about it at the IETF website located here:
https://www.ampproject.org/ https://www.ampproject.org/
Please submit any complaints you have as a video on YouTube.
- test6554 8y agoPlease tell me this is a joke...
- ihuman 8y agoThe "Please submit any complaints you have as a video on YouTube." part really makes it look like a joke
- progval 8y agoThat line was added as an edit
- tobyhinloopen 8y agoObviously. It refers to Google’s aggressive focus to amp
- mtgx 8y agoI had a strong gut feeling Google has one or multiple ulterior motives for doing this - motives that aren't very user-friendly (as they claim) but more Google-friendly. I thought it may be so that it can track every link you type in Chrome without 99.9% of the users being aware of it. Right now Google does that only for "searches" in the omnibox. I hadn't thought about the amp angle, but that could be another reason for pushing this, too. Perhaps there are more we won't know until it's too late to do anything about it (other than changing browsers, of course).
- devoply 8y agoThat's not a fix. That's a travesty.
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- buboard 8y agoSorry i don't trust URLs from strangers, can you tell me the google search i need to do for this?