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Ask HN: Examples of AMP sites showing original URL after Google click?

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I'm looking for examples of websites that implement AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) and, when accessed from Google Search results, display the original publisher URL in the browser address bar instead of a URL starting with google.com/amp. Specifically, I'm interested in sites using AMP Real URL (e.g., via Cloudflare with Signed Exchanges). If you know of any such sites, please share concrete examples.

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amp.cnn.com . I don’t know if CNN still uses it. I haven’t found myself on that domain in some time, fortunately.

There’s gotta be a subdomain search tool somewhere. Even better if it shows popularity.

Thanks for your response. I ran a test but I'm not sure if it's working as expected. I performed a Google search on my mobile device for "inurl:amp.cnn.com." However, when I clicked on a result, the page I saw did not appear to use AMP--it redirected me to edition.cnn.com instead.

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