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> yet we still see the same awful JS-heavy applications. Isn't Google's AMP just a bunch of Javascript too? So even their "fix" is just perpetuating the issue
by stepstop 6y ago
> yet we still see the same awful JS-heavy applications.
Isn't Google's AMP just a bunch of Javascript too? So even their "fix" is just perpetuating the issue
- scoot_718 6y agothird-party js no less.
- ffpip 6y agoI fucking hate AMP so much. Wish someone ended it
- forgotmypw17 6y agoI don't like the idea of AMP, and I was really concerned when I first heard about it. However, ::knock on wood::, I don't seem to have encountered it that much. Maybe it's because of how I browse, and that I don't follow "football" news, but I almost never see the URL in my browser, nor links to it anywhere. How do people typically come across AMP content?
- toast0 6y agoI came across AMP regularly from Google search on mobile. I switched to Firefox on Android and DuckDuckGo and haven't noticed it since. Not why I switched, but a nice side effect.
- developuh 6y agoAh! Thank you for pointing this out. You just cleared something up for me. I use Firefox on my mobile and I always wondered why people keep complaining about Amp, since I never see it.
- dcgudeman 6y agoWhy?