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wheelerwj on Jan 17, 2017 | parent | favorite | on: The Problem with AMP

No, its explicitly an AMP thing. Google serves the user a cached version of your page directly from its servers, hence the google.com/amp/ url

blntechie on Jan 25, 2017

No, it's not. See Nuzzel's implementation of AMP, it opens the AMP version on the host.

jshen on Jan 17, 2017

True, but you can serve the AMP page directly from the host.

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