> Focus was on a "user first" - NOT developer or hacker first approach.
The number one user first request was "let users turn off receiving AMP pages." It was never implemented. The AMP advisory board item on it just... disappeared, without explanation or resolution.
AMP was not user first in any way.
> If you try targeting AMP (or just consuming AMP) you'll pretty quickly get what they are going for.
So if I go to Reddit, then the AMP site is basically unusable and pollutes search results. The AMP site removes all the useful comment information in place of application ads. Multiple clicks are required to restore the content.
The Guardian also strips comment content from it's AMP pages.
The number one user first request was "let users turn off receiving AMP pages." It was never implemented. The AMP advisory board item on it just... disappeared, without explanation or resolution.
AMP was not user first in any way.
> If you try targeting AMP (or just consuming AMP) you'll pretty quickly get what they are going for.
So if I go to Reddit, then the AMP site is basically unusable and pollutes search results. The AMP site removes all the useful comment information in place of application ads. Multiple clicks are required to restore the content.
The Guardian also strips comment content from it's AMP pages.