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Huge reason was that Google also simultaneously pushed AMP while hiding that pages are hosted on Google servers. So if you visited page like: https://google.
by SXX 5y ago
Huge reason was that Google also simultaneously pushed AMP while hiding that pages are hosted on Google servers. So if you visited page like:
https://google.com/amp/something.com/directory/article
And in your address bar there will be just:
something.com
This is literaly URL hijacking and it's fundamentslly breaks trust in your address bar.
- fastball 5y agoDid google do that as part of this feature?
- SXX 5y agoNo, but I sure backlash against feature discussed here wouldn't be as big if Google's other hand wasn't pushing fake URLs for AMP pages.
- fomine3 5y agoYou may refer SXG, but it seems that anyway SXG overrides URL to origin. So this is irrelevant.