Scared Of Installing AMP Plugin On My Website Blog

[geekhob]

Hello guys, please i need you optimist suggestion about AMP plugin, i have a tech and gaming blog on WordPress, i have been thinking of installing AMP plugin based on Google Adsense optimization request. but am scared cause i don't want anything that will mess up my blog.

please, i need BHW folks suggestion about this.

Regards!

 

[MisterF]

If you're scared because it's nulled, then don't use it.

If you're scared because you don't know what it is / what it does, then don't use it.

 

[TooCorny]

Amp will turn ur site into the most basic thing possible, all your footer plugins, popups etc will disappear.

If u uninstall it, it will all be back to normal

 

[geekhob]

Amp will turn ur site into the most basic thing possible, all your footer plugins, popups etc will disappear.

If u uninstall it, it will all be back to normal

do you suggest i install it for any reason and is there any one that supports menu, sidebar, comment box and slider?

 

[TooCorny]

do you suggest i install it for any reason and is there any one that supports menu, sidebar, comment box and slider?

Nope, menu is supported but I believe the javascript dependant addons are not supported

 

[Stitches and Burns]

AMP is shit.

 

[kid1810]

I did put amp. Nothing was good about it, except it make your page lighter and served from google cache (faster).

The trade-offs were: it broke most of my site's main purpose, lowered the income, produced higher bounce rate, with less onsite time.

After I disabled it, all of the trade-offs became positive, while the speed increased very slightly. Also, all the testing score became very low. However, as long as my site performance become better, I don't really care about the nice testing score.

Basically, that's just my experience, you can choose to try to have your own judgement. But, removing amp pages from google caches and webmaster took around a month. The process was a bit troublesome as well.

 

[geekhob]

I did put amp. Nothing was good about it, except it make your page lighter and served from google cache (faster).

The trade-offs were: it broke most of my site's main purpose, lowered the income, produced higher bounce rate, with less onsite time.

After I disabled it, all of the trade-offs became positive, while the speed increased very slightly. Also, all the testing score became very low. However, as long as my site performance become better, I don't really care about the nice testing score.

Basically, that's just my experience, you can choose to try to have your own judgement. But, removing amp pages from google caches and webmaster took around a month. The process was a bit troublesome as well.

Exactly what am scared of, had some bad experience on my last trial of AMP, not ready to see that again, think I have to change my mind from installing AMP plugin. Thanks guys for the tips