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I haven't noticed that many AMP pages recently. Is it still a thing and what kind of sites use them?
by freediver 5y ago
I haven't noticed that many AMP pages recently. Is it still a thing and what kind of sites use them?
- lern_too_spel 5y agoGoogle no longer marks AMP pages in its results, but Bing does.
- jarrro 5y agoWow that's new. Was this announced somewhere or just introduced silently?
- perihelions 5y ago- "what kind of sites use them?" Here's a good sample set (AMP posts on Reddit, sorted (roughly) by popularity): https://old.reddit.com/user/AmputatorBot/?sort=top&t=week https://old.reddit.com/user/AmputatorBot/?sort=top&t=week
- p1peridine 5y ago"AmputatorBot" lol
- KennyBlanken 5y agoThey pop up on reddit fairly frequently. Lot of news sites push them, hard...when people get a share link, especially on mobile, they end up with an amp link. Lot of subreddits have automod rules that delete amp links, and there are bots that look for amp links and reply to the comment with a de-amp'd link.
- rchaud 5y agoCommercial blogsites that post often, and specifically focus on 'new' stories that people are searching for online. Think websites that do news, celebrity gossip, music, games and movies.