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I hadn't realized it, but yes, this is exactly the experience I expect. The AMP page is like a modal I front of the actual site. Or that's how I think of it anyway.



Search engines have never worked like this (up until now that is). It's just not what the average user expects. It's also a dangerous precedent IMHO.


Why? It’s exactly what the average user expects. They see a site, with some message on top. Be it a cookie warning, the AMP header, etc.

They click the X or OK on the message, the message disappears, the site stays.

If you can find a website where the cookie warning’s X button redirects to your last Google search, please do so.


Either you replied to the wrong comment or I wasn't clear in my comment. We are totally in agreement.




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