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I agree that Amp can go to hell, but I'm very unsympathetic to these particular complaints: > “The canonical page allows users to view and add comments, but th
by catalogia 6y ago
I agree that Amp can go to hell, but I'm very unsympathetic to these particular complaints:
> “The canonical page allows users to view and add comments, but the AMP article does not. This is often considered missing content by users.”
> “The canonical URL allows users to share content directly to diverse social media platforms. This feature is missing on the AMP page.”
> “The canonical page contains a media carousel that is missing or broken in the AMP version of the page.”
As far as I'm concerned, all that stuff is trash. I use ublock origin cosmetic filters to remove all that crap on every news site I read.
- kinkrtyavimoodh 6y agoExactly. "Canonical" content should be what the user wants to read, not what marketing hacks want to stuff the website with