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Exactly the same for me. It starts wir subtle things: Why do they have to override the system scroll speed? Then, as you point out, I’m a heavy user of safaris
by baxtr 8y ago
Exactly the same for me. It starts wir subtle things: Why do they have to override the system scroll speed? Then, as you point out, I’m a heavy user of safaris read mode which is essentially solving for the same problem as AMP. For me, the best thing about amp is the link leading to the non amp version
EDIT: I have to apologize for both of my points. The scrolling thing was fixed as somebody pointed out and the reading mode works just fine for most pages I just checked. Have tried to avoid AMP for a long time I guess...
- sincerely 8y agoI heavily use my browsers' reader modes as well but isn't the idea that if you load the regular page then use the reader mode you end up downloading more data than you would have if you just visited an AMP page? From a user's perspective (absent ideological concerns about the implications of AMP in its current implementation) the latter is preferable to me.
- saagarjha 8y agoThe scroll speed issue has been fixed on later versions of iOS.