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I agree, and whenever I bring up that web designers can do anything but wrong, I've been piled up on before. I'd still take a mildly broken AMP page to read an
by kemonocode 5y ago
I agree, and whenever I bring up that web designers can do anything but wrong, I've been piled up on before.
I'd still take a mildly broken AMP page to read an article over the "intended experience" with ads and trackers everywhere and any attempts to block them would break the page further.
- josefx 5y ago> and any attempts to block them would break the page further. The fun part about ads and trackers is that they do not contribute anything functional to a page, so blocking them generally does not break anything.
- whoknowswhat11 5y agoAgreed - all the claims that AMP sites are slower / more bloated then non-AMP sites seemed like total nonsense to me. Maybe HN folks with blocking capabilities - but average folks like my mom, AMP was the place to be.