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I actually kind of liked AMP because it regularly circumvented paywalls and those fucking annoying newsletter popups.

• waynesonfire 4y ago
  Makes sense. That must have been the "loss of control over user experience" that publishers complained about.
• arcticbull 4y ago
  Unfortunately it hijacked scrolling, navigation and search which more than made up for the lack of annoying newsletter popups. I personally use the Amplosion plug-in for Safari on iOS which nukes AMP pages from orbit transparently, substituting their standard variant. [1] [1] https://amplosion.app https://amplosion.app
• busymom0 4y ago
  I use archive dot org and archive dot is for bypassing paywall. The dot org one works best usually in sites with JavaScript.
• AlexCoventry 4y ago
  I liked it because it dangled the possibility of author signatures on content, via RealURL.