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Does the WebExtensions standard permit us to release extensions that bypass AMP URLs when they are visited by the browser? Could someone please charge me money
by floatingatoll 6y ago
Does the WebExtensions standard permit us to release extensions that bypass AMP URLs when they are visited by the browser?
Could someone please charge me money for that extension on the iOS and macOS App Stores?
I'm not expecting this to be maintained for free, I don't want to install a full-blown ad blocker, I just want a single-task de-AMP-er that just de-AMPs.
(Yes, I use Firefox, but I want to de-AMP all iOS and macOS webviews, not just the ones that load in Firefox.)
- deergomoo 6y agoSafari 14 will add support for the WebExtensions API but alas, on MacOS only (where presumably you will never see AMP pages anyway). I have idly wondered if it's possible to use Safari content blockers to trick the page into redirecting to the real site by blocking certain JS bundles, but I would assume not.
- floatingatoll 6y agoUgh, good point re macOS.