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'If, like me, you made the mistake of trying out AMP on your website – you’re in a tricky position if you try to remove it. Google doesn’t like anything leaving its clutches.
I appreciate nothing about AMP. In fact, I don’t click any links that use it in protest.
/via Jeremy Keith.
I want the web to be faster. Breaking links should not be part of the solution.
AMP is terrible. As is any solution that changes the URL. When wap.* or m.* was “a thing” I hated that too. Now, more than ever, there is less reasons to change the URL to load a web page tailored specifically to the viewport, device, connection. It is possible to do it without changing the URL.