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Google search doesn't really have many options like this, and I'd be shocked if they added this one.

But given the URL format, it should be trivial for a browser extensions to rewrite links or requests from AMP pages to the original. I bet it already exists.



And how do you plan to do this when no mobile browsers suppport extensions?


https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/


So my statement wasn't completely accurate but there still is no support for iOS. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-ons-firefox-ios


Things like this are the main reason why I switched to Android from iOS after iPhone 1 and didn't look back (also I love my Samsung Edge hardware).


Firefox on Android does not get Google's AMP proxying thing in search results anyway. iOS maybe too? idk


has about zero percent market share.


Samsung's browser does, and has reasonable marketshare. With a few tweaks iOS content blockers could achieve this, and I have to wonder if Apple are considering it.




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