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

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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Re:Ask HN: Examples of AMP sites showing original URL after ... by WalterGR on Saturday May 17, 2025 @03:30PM (#44016415)
amp.cnn.com . I don’t know if CNN still uses it. I fortunately haven’t found myself on that domain in some time.

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

Re:Ask HN: Examples of AMP sites showing original URL after ... by rapawel on Sunday May 18, 2025 @06:05AM (#44020246)
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.