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The way AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) works is, you make a special version of your web page that behaves itself. Just a normal web page with some extra tags added, and a few bad things (like slow ads) removed.

When Google comes along to spider your site, it notices that you put in a link to that well-behaved page. It saves a copy of the whole thing, pictures and all.

Now Google has that copy at the ready, and should someone on a smartphone request it, Google can pop the whole thing up—words, images, scripts—in less than a second, even on a slowish network. It’s nice.

There’s nothing inherently ‘mobile’ about AMP. AMP is designed to be mobile friendly, and with slow hardware and high latency connections, the boost you get with AMP on smartphones is going to be felt a lot stronger than on desktops. But AMP isn’t mobile only – it’s mobile first.

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Set the number of rows using the menu option View → Freeze Rows.

Disconnect Mobile n'était pas sorti depuis 5 jours sur Android que Google a supprimé l'application de Google Play. Il faut dire que les fonctionnalités de Disconnect Mobile sont intéressantes, car elles permettent de combattre efficacement le trackage par divers mouchards invisibles embarqués dans la plupart des applications courantes (le fond de commerce de Google). Notamment, cela parait pratiques pour les personnes qui n'auront pas la foi pour bidouiller leur téléphone (root, Cyanogen, configuration, etc.) et se protéger efficacement. Des solutions de diffusion temporaires de l'.APK de l'application sont trouvables en attentant un téléchargement officiel, peut être via fDroid.

Voir aussi sur le blog de Disconnect : https://blog.disconnect.me/google-just-banned-our-new-android-app-before-it-even-launched-another-example-of-why-privacy-friendly-alternatives-for-android-app-distribution-are-critically-important