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You seem to be assuming they think they're a problem. Not everyone finds AMP or Google's search practices problematic.

• baggy_trough 7y ago
  Certainly Google employees would not be highly incentivized to do so.
• icebraining 7y ago
  Exactly. It's kind of amazing how so many people can't conceive that others may have different moral codes than them. Or who think that recognizing those differences must mean one has to defend them all.
• matz1 7y ago
  This. As a user, I think AMP is great.
  • Angostura 7y ago
    As a user, I prefer to see the actual website, rather than Google's walled garden version. Hopefully Web browsers will begin to add an 'avoid AMP version' preference.
    • jayd16 7y ago
      Pretty sure there are browser extensions. I haven't tried them at all though.
      • gnicholas 7y ago
        What about options on mobile? I wish Firefox Focus could avoid them, as that’s what I use for search on mobile.
  • sergiotapia 7y ago
    As a user I think they're a blight on the internet as a whole and in danger of changing the internet for the worse if unchecked.
  • moultano 7y ago
    AMP makes some trade offs, and not everyone is happy with those trade offs, but pretending that it exists due to some nefarious ulterior motives rather than making UX of the web better makes talking about it impossible. If you don't like AMP, at least start by admitting that the problem AMP solves exists.