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If Google has an option for logged in users to bypass AMP pages, I would not blame Google. They stubbornly refuse to do this, thus it is Google that is ruining
by Eric_WVGG 7y ago
If Google has an option for logged in users to bypass AMP pages, I would not blame Google. They stubbornly refuse to do this, thus it is Google that is ruining mobile browsing for me.
(I would have written an iOS Safari extension that bypasses AMP years ago if Apple supported such a thing…)
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoChange your user-agent to mimic Firefox.
- JohnFen 7y ago> If Google has an option for logged in users to bypass AMP pages Not just for logged in users, for all users. Really, if Google provided some way to avoid getting AMP pages (through a cookie or something), I would have no problems with it.
- zerd 7y agoI tried to find the real URL behind an AMP page to bookmark, but couldn't find it. I think they've added a tiny (i) since then, but they're really trying to hide it.