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gregable
on May 28, 2020
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Google no longer providing original URL in AMP for...
All this means is that any server can choose to present any bytes, even with TLS, as a response to any request. This isn't a novel observation.
If a signed exchange includes a URL, that URL must be signed for the browser to respect the field.
freeone3000
on May 29, 2020
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Right, but this means proposing signed exchanges as a solution to AMP's strategies is kind of nonsense, since it's a
semantic
problem whether a page is acting as a proxy for another, and a technological solution doesn't work here.
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If a signed exchange includes a URL, that URL must be signed for the browser to respect the field.