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Building a browser that supported only AMP would be one way to do this and have a significant number of pages you could handle. (Disclosure: I work for Google
by jefftk 8y ago
Building a browser that supported only AMP would be one way to do this and have a significant number of pages you could handle.
(Disclosure: I work for Google on AMP ads. I also know how much people here dislike AMP, so this is not entirely serious.)
- hkt 8y agoNot actually a terrible idea if it can be done without tracking. Thank you for disclosing. I'd quite like an RSS+reader view browser. At a guess, RSS+reader view+AMP could cover pretty substantial amounts of existing content.
- jefftk 8y agoIt could be done entirely without external requests: the browser would be an amp interpreter, no need for the amp js as all. The hardest part is that amp probably isn't restrictive enough: you can still use a very large subset of HTML and CSS.