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It’s not a static image. It gets rendered into an iframe they swap in, which is only possible because they control the html rendered given the constraints of th
by ec109685 4y ago
It’s not a static image. It gets rendered into an iframe they swap in, which is only possible because they control the html rendered given the constraints of the amp format.
- stetrain 4y agoBut is that really necessary? HN for example loads quite fast on mobile. I don’t think there is anything about client-rendered HTML and CSS that can’t be adequately fast even on fairly restricted clients. Of course you can slow things down with advanced features, my point was that a google-led test for certified “Fast Webpages” that get promoted in search results could have most of the positive impacts of AMP without the strange complexities.