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> preload-safe. > served by services like search engines without any additional network activity You mean AMP pages egt preferntial treatment by Google, and
by dmitriid 5y ago
> preload-safe.
> served by services like search engines without any additional network activity
You mean AMP pages egt preferntial treatment by Google, and all AMP-related Javascript (IIRC, almost 1 MB of it) is loaded the moment you search anything through Google.
When you hit an AMP page, that JS is already preloaded and, true, there's "no additional network activity".
I'd love for Google to serve my pages' Javascript as well when I search something, and get preferencial treatment, but alas.
- SquareWheel 5y ago> You mean AMP pages egt preferntial treatment by Google Promoting pages in a carousel above-the-fold is preferential treatment. Preloading Amp pages however is not. This capability works with any implementation of an Amp Cache, including the one used by Microsoft's Bing.
- dmitriid 5y agoIn which world is preloading javascript needed to run a proprietary superset of HTML when you search for something not preferential treatment? Ah, I guess preferential treatment by Bing makes it alright. If we forget for a moment that Google has 92% market share among search engines.