3 Month ago I wrote how you may be loosing your mobile traffic to Google AMP pages, that got some attention.
AMP stands for Accelerate Mobile Pages – and it’s a roughly year old project from Google that aims to optimize mobile browsing experience by providing a free cache/CDN layer, as well as a subset of HTML and JS library to help improve rendering on mobile devices.
My smaller complain was that Google placed a fat navigation bar at the top that took up 10% of the screen and remained in view permanently. I later learned that this was only an issue on iOS devices and the bar would scroll out of the view on Android.
I am happy to announce that now the the navigation bar scrolls out of the view on Mobile Safari as well. See for yourself.
![](http://techtldr.com/wp-content/uploads/amp-safari-mobile-large.gif)
It is nice to see the AMP team delivering on some of their promises. Hopefully, the fix for “click through to the original source” issue that I outline in my original post, is coming soon as well.