\"<p>Twitter
Twitter stops opening links in AMP on iOS, Android.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Micro-blogging site Twitter<\/a> has quietly rolled back its support for Accelerated Mobile Pages<\/a> (AMP) on mobile, according to a support page.

The support page originally detailed how Twitter would automatically send users of its mobile apps to the AMP version of a page from links posted on the social network, reports The
Verge<\/a>.

However, at some point since October 21, Twitter updated the page with a notice saying it is retiring the feature by the end of the year, the report said.

According to data from Search Engine Land, this retirement process appears to have been completed earlier this month.

Now, attempting to visit a page from Twitter appears to send users directly to the regular web page, rather than an AMP version that may be available.

Although Twitter notes that the AMP allows for \"fast-loading, beautiful, high-performing mobile web experiences,\" the technology has proved controversial since
Google<\/a> introduced it in 2015.

Much of the controversy centred around Google's perceived control of the project, with some critics claiming that it amounted to Google's attempt to reinforce its control of the open web.

But it also has more basic user interface problems for a platform like Twitter because of the way it can mess with URLs, when it makes pages appear to be from Google regardless of the website that created them.

According to the report, it is an annoying situation that has led to the creation of browser extensions that automatically redirect AMP pages to the original article URL to reduce confusion.

Twitter's support document does not give a reason for its change in policy.

The company's move follows a policy change from Google itself in May 2020 when it announced that it would no longer require news sites to offer AMP versions of their pages to be featured in its search engine's Top Stories section.

The move was a long time coming following a Google initiative launched in May 2018 to take what the company had learned from AMP and turn its features into general web standards.
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Twitter停止开放链接在iOS AMP, Android

微博网站Twitter已悄然回滚其支持加速移动页面(AMP)在移动,根据支持页面。

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< p > Twitter停止开放链接在iOS AMP, Android。< / p >
Twitter停止开放链接在iOS AMP, Android。
微博网站推特已悄然回滚其支持加速移动页面(AMP)在移动,根据支持页面。

最初支持页面详细的Twitter如何自动发送用户的移动应用的AMP版本页面的链接发布到社交网络,报告边缘

然而,在某种程度上自10月21日,Twitter更新页面的通知说这是今年年底退休的特性,该报告说。

根据搜索引擎的数据,这个退休过程似乎是本月早些时候完成。

广告
现在,试图访问一个页面从Twitter似乎直接发送用户常规web页面,而不是一个AMP可用的版本。

尽管Twitter指出AMP允许“快速装车,美丽,高性能的移动互联网体验”,该技术存在争议谷歌介绍了2015年。

大部分的争议围绕谷歌的感知控制的项目,一些评论家声称它相当于谷歌试图加强对开放网络的控制。

但也有更多的基本用户界面问题的Twitter这样的一个平台,因为它可以惹url,它使页面时似乎从谷歌无论他们创建的网站。

根据这份报告,这是一个恼人的情况导致浏览器扩展,自动重定向AMP页面的创建原始文章的URL,以减少混乱。

Twitter的支持文档不给原因改变政策。

公司将遵循政策变化从谷歌在2020年5月宣布将不再需要新闻网站提供AMP版本的页面出现在其搜索引擎最大的故事部分。乐动扑克

此举是谷歌计划推出后很长时间在2018年5月公司学到了什么从AMP并将其特性转化为一般的web标准。
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\"&lt;p&gt;Twitter
Twitter stops opening links in AMP on iOS, Android.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Micro-blogging site Twitter<\/a> has quietly rolled back its support for Accelerated Mobile Pages<\/a> (AMP) on mobile, according to a support page.

The support page originally detailed how Twitter would automatically send users of its mobile apps to the AMP version of a page from links posted on the social network, reports The
Verge<\/a>.

However, at some point since October 21, Twitter updated the page with a notice saying it is retiring the feature by the end of the year, the report said.

According to data from Search Engine Land, this retirement process appears to have been completed earlier this month.

Now, attempting to visit a page from Twitter appears to send users directly to the regular web page, rather than an AMP version that may be available.

Although Twitter notes that the AMP allows for \"fast-loading, beautiful, high-performing mobile web experiences,\" the technology has proved controversial since
Google<\/a> introduced it in 2015.

Much of the controversy centred around Google's perceived control of the project, with some critics claiming that it amounted to Google's attempt to reinforce its control of the open web.

But it also has more basic user interface problems for a platform like Twitter because of the way it can mess with URLs, when it makes pages appear to be from Google regardless of the website that created them.

According to the report, it is an annoying situation that has led to the creation of browser extensions that automatically redirect AMP pages to the original article URL to reduce confusion.

Twitter's support document does not give a reason for its change in policy.

The company's move follows a policy change from Google itself in May 2020 when it announced that it would no longer require news sites to offer AMP versions of their pages to be featured in its search engine's Top Stories section.

The move was a long time coming following a Google initiative launched in May 2018 to take what the company had learned from AMP and turn its features into general web standards.
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