AMP or Tagdiv mobile theme

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Hi, I know that google likes AMP, but the whole point of the tagdiv mobile theme seems the same for me, and easier.
The only downside to the mobile theme is the layout, I can’t change it.
What is better to use in your opinion?
What is the plan with td mobile theme? Future plan?

An Important question is about the “/amp/” part. What happens if my website’s post is linked on another website like this:
http://www.mysite.com/mypost
…and then I add AMP…, which changes the original link to http://www.mysite.com/mypost/amp/
What is going to happen when someone clicks on the link from another website using his phone?

Thank you

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Hello matijakurusic,

Please keep in mind that both options are important and here is talking about two different functionalities! Notice that is no question of choosing between them because you can use them simultaneously. The note is that the user, at the first time will see the AMP page, in Google Search (like this -> https://www.screencast.com/t/YM1PffHt) and then, he will be redirected to your website which will work in the mobile theme. The AMP will have to be viewed as a preview to the posts pages of your website which are delivered by the Google AMP Cache. This is a proxy-based content delivery network for delivering all valid AMP documents. It fetches AMP HTML pages, caches them, and improves page performance automatically. For more information about this case and to better understand the operating system for this plug-in, please check the following useful manual from here -> https://www.searchenginejournal.com/difference-accelerated-mobile-pages-amp-mobile-friendly-pages/172967/

Thanks for your understanding!

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Hey thank you for clarifying things for me. I will try to use your tutorial and I will read the post you linked to.
I didn’t know that mobile pages and amp are to be used together.
Thanks

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