Get rid of Google AMP

[moul]

The idea is to keep the good practices that come with google AMP, but remove the trigger that forces to be 100% consistent + that says to google “hey, you can AMPize my website in your cache”

So, if I’m not wrong, just remove the :zap: from the HTML head, but it needs to be double-checked

Clearly, I don’t like being in the Google cache system, and I don’t like having warning because of the limitations introduced by AMP, but it’s by far, my current favorite good practice handbook in term of performances, and organization

hint: pretty sure that there are blogposts explaining how other people made the same thing

[jefft0]

@iuricmp will take a look how the web site is using AMP and if we need it.

[iuricmp]

To remove Google AMP we need to replace all the amp components in favor of native ones.

• [ ] Search for all amp-* (around 800 occurrences) components and switch to native ones.

I don't see any benefit in doing this right now. I vote to close this issue.

[jefft0]

OK. If we keep AMP, what do you think about the related issue https://github.com/berty/www.berty.tech/issues/152 ?

[iuricmp]

It should be ok once the website doesn't have the #152 button anymore.

[jefft0]

Will ask @moul if it's still relevant to remove AMP.

[iuricmp]

Closing this since it is not more relevant, according to the reporter.