> If you're loading the content from the originating site, surely there's no benefit at all to signing. If you're loading the content directly from the site, the browser just needs TLS to verify the integrity of the content.
The browser security model stops them from doing this, but presumably in this new world they could allow this to work and not host the content in the carousel themselves.
I think the argument about content suddenly becoming "slow" and no longer AMP validated if it's not served from the AMP cache is a poor one.
Finally I'm willing to postpone judgement but I did just explain why people feel that Google is embracing and extending the web if you can't understand why people are worried about this that's not something I can help you with ;-)
Cloudflare does not have the same scope, power, monopoly or scale that Google have - I can change CDN provider if they start doing weird stuff, no problem, but I can never really get away from Google.
The browser security model stops them from doing this, but presumably in this new world they could allow this to work and not host the content in the carousel themselves.
I think the argument about content suddenly becoming "slow" and no longer AMP validated if it's not served from the AMP cache is a poor one.
Finally I'm willing to postpone judgement but I did just explain why people feel that Google is embracing and extending the web if you can't understand why people are worried about this that's not something I can help you with ;-)
Cloudflare does not have the same scope, power, monopoly or scale that Google have - I can change CDN provider if they start doing weird stuff, no problem, but I can never really get away from Google.