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Seems like a reasonable solution on desktops, but where I see AMP the most is on mobile. I don't think it's possible to block AMP in Safari on iOS.
by tedmiston 7y ago
Seems like a reasonable solution on desktops, but where I see AMP the most is on mobile.
I don't think it's possible to block AMP in Safari on iOS.
- decentralizer 7y agoActually it is possible. It doesn't have to done on client-side. You can do it via DNS settings with Pi-Hole on your network, or create your own private tunnel with Pi-Hole. After that, you need to block subdomains with amp.. Or even you can create your own iOS app for it, and yes it is also possible.
- tedmiston 7y agoGreat idea. Do you have more info on how this can be done with the Pi-hole? I have been wanting to set one up already anyway.