Not really, the website also loads really fast for me. But what I found is I have a sticky sidebar that prevents you from scrolling to the footer on mobile. Could this be an issue?Are there images that you are using just on mobile? Usually this happens when there are discrepancies in what sort of content your mobile site has to load, like specialized JS or mobile-specific images, etc.
I dont feel like that would be an issue, but if I were you I'd try removing it and see what happens to your pagespeed.Not really, the website also loads really fast for me. But what I found is I have a sticky sidebar that prevents you from scrolling to the footer on mobile. Could this be an issue?
If only AMP wasn't such garbage that breaks basically the whole layout of the websites it is used on.Mobile time really isn't that important as long as you're in the yellow. Some big-brand sites have dogshit loading times for both desktop and mobile, and survive on authority alone.
Try AMP. Google is dogmatic about pushing AMP sites and does increase the SEO of said sites (penalizing others that don't use AMP!).
Wordpress has a few plugins that can help there, I'm using "Accelerated Mobile Pages" by a bunch of Arabic dudes. Haven't had the chance to mess around with it though, because I really don't care.
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If only AMP wasn't such garbage that breaks basically the whole layout of the websites it is used on.![]()