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            1. So AMP units in mobile browser search page don't take you to a website (expected) but a Google-run shadow page.
              oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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            Which, haha, breaks all capacity to use... say... sharing tools without storing a nonsense link, when they work properly at all.
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          Notably, due to the way the Facebook mobile app handles caching and canonical links, this will make FB shares from AMP look real funny.
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        Now you might say something like 'gee Aram, but FBIA does the same thing and you like that'....
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      But the behavior I expect from a browser and app are not the same.
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    Like, if we consider being defaulted to use a particular browser monopolistic, how about a browser defaulting to a different web?
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      You can ask to go to Desktop mode, but you can't otherwise stop Google from LITERALLY HIJACKING your browser without asking or notifying you
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        Enjoy thinking about the implications of that.
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          Oh hey, I woke up and the fact that Google's AMP implementation breaks the implicit browser contract still pisses me off tremendously.
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            If your operating system defaulting you to a non-standard browser without presenting you with a choice is monopolistic ...
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              Then your Android Chrome browser defaulting you to a different webpage without presenting a choice is absolutely anti-competitive.
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                Let's be clear: any behavior where your browser hijacks your destination intent for one URL to take you to a different URL should be illegal
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