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And this way you won't know if your page is AMP, or just a webpage (since amp follows www in things they are hiding). I strongly suspect that this (and the eve
by sam_goody 7y ago
And this way you won't know if your page is AMP, or just a webpage (since amp follows www in things they are hiding).
I strongly suspect that this (and the eventual goal of making the whole web hosted by Google) is actually the rationale behind the decision.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17927972 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17927972
Also, training the user to treat the URL as text, so that you search for domains (type "amazon" instead of "amazon.com"), is better for them. The "URL" bar is for Chrome also a search bar (and every domain you enter is sent to Google "for search suggestions").
- mtgx 7y agoYes, I also believe this is the primary reason Google is doing this. They want to hide urls with referrer tracking, AMP URLs, and other such things from the user.