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I am not a fan of that as a default. I'd rather default to cheaper disk space than more limited and expensive memory.
When the only thing he was concerned about is if I had any cash on me, it sure felt like an attempted robbery. He never asked about drugs or anything else illegal I might have had.
This needs to come to an unqualified stop.
I'd love to only have to specify a single SVG image for a site and have it used for all sizes and scales.
Not because there are tons of users running around with JS turned off, but because every page load is running without JS until the JS finishes executing successfully ( as noted by many others ).
While I haven't written any significant Perl in a long time, I will always appreciate how much it improved things for me back then.
This is a huge part of it. It is not unusual for an HTML page to load faster than an AMP version when loaded directly by a browser ( render blocking on the 3rd party amp JS bits can result in it taking longer to start rendering ).
The part that often allows AMP to win is that Google caches it to their own CDN and Chrome will pre-fetch it from there. What is interesting about that is that none of that has anything directly to do with format/spec of AMP pages.