Amp-the-standard is not the same thing as amp-the-google-UX. I'd love for sites to adopt AMP, as a standard for web design which leads to very lean sites witho

Amp-the-standard is not the same thing as amp-the-google-UX. I'd love for sites to adopt AMP, as a standard for web design which leads to very lean sites without content pop-in. That'd be awesome! Give me a little icon next to the search result that says "this site is AMP certified" so I know it'll be fast. But what I don't love, is that Google uses AMP as a trojan horse to keep me inside the google search results as I browse the internet, by: - Rehosting the amp sites on their CDN - Pre-rendering sites I haven't clicked yet to make them load faster - Putting the site in some pop-over div which makes me feel like I'm still in the google results (so I can pop right back quickly and spend more time on google!) - Breaking the swipe gesture - Breaking the URL bar - Breaking my phone's auto-hide for the URL bar - etc etc