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Let me start by saying I have been a google user for a long long time. I use google maps, google news, gmail, and of course the google search engine.
Google Amp has really pissed me off. It constantly breaks and sites won't scroll properly. It's too easy to accidentally scroll to a different article by side swiping. Last, it's not as easy to copy links. The biggest problem is the fact that it's constantly breaking. Most google products and services are excellent, so how and why have they continued AMP? Tonight was the last night for me. I'm done with google news and search until they get rid of it or majorly revamp it.
I have zero issues with it and am quite fond of it. How is it breaking? Sites scroll fine. I like sideswipe to go on. Sideswipe back and you're right where you left off. It couldn't be easier to copy links. The little "Share" icon in the top right?
I have zero issues with it and am quite fond of it. How is it breaking? Sites scroll fine. I like sideswipe to go on. Sideswipe back and you're right where you left off. It couldn't be easier to copy links. The little "Share" icon in the top right?
I must have missed the share button. When I say the page is breaking, it is basically freezing and not allowing scrolling up and down. I can still go to the next article by sideswiping, but the original page never resets, it's still frozen when I go back. I looked it up and it seems to be a common problem going back the last 6 months.
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