Faster is good, but sometimes you lose great features because of the need to be faster You may have never heard of AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages), but it is something you have probably already encountered during your web browsing without realizing it. It is also possible that you may have been bothered by one of its minor annoyances. The AMP project was put together by Google in 2016, the idea behind it was to make browsing the internet even faster. The way it works is through the use of educated guessing. Basically, it attempts to predict what page you are likely to visit next and pre-loads them in the background so when you click on the page it is already loaded making it feel instantaneous. An example would be if the first couple links to a Google search preloaded so when you clicked on them you didn't have to wait. This is not a new method and is actually used often in the architecture of operating systems, your computer is constantly making guesses on what you are going to do ...
