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AMP subset of HTML, or extended subset? amp-img in HTML


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I'm new to AMP, and keep reading that it's a subset of HTML. However, it has tags that HTML does not, such as amp-img. So, I believe the proper term would be extended subset.



For example, if I include the tag amp-img in my AMP, it won't render at all in an HTML-only browser.



What am I missing?










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    I'm new to AMP, and keep reading that it's a subset of HTML. However, it has tags that HTML does not, such as amp-img. So, I believe the proper term would be extended subset.



    For example, if I include the tag amp-img in my AMP, it won't render at all in an HTML-only browser.



    What am I missing?










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      I'm new to AMP, and keep reading that it's a subset of HTML. However, it has tags that HTML does not, such as amp-img. So, I believe the proper term would be extended subset.



      For example, if I include the tag amp-img in my AMP, it won't render at all in an HTML-only browser.



      What am I missing?










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      I'm new to AMP, and keep reading that it's a subset of HTML. However, it has tags that HTML does not, such as amp-img. So, I believe the proper term would be extended subset.



      For example, if I include the tag amp-img in my AMP, it won't render at all in an HTML-only browser.



      What am I missing?







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          It is a subset in the sense that only the whitelisted HTML5 tags are allowed:



          https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/spec/amp-tag-addendum.md


          Also, AMP comes with a set of components, such as amp-img, which provides most of the functionality (otherwise requiring Javascripting) for publishing.



          So I would call it a subset with the addition of pre-defined (web) components — my 2 cents.






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            It is a subset in the sense that only the whitelisted HTML5 tags are allowed:



            https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/spec/amp-tag-addendum.md


            Also, AMP comes with a set of components, such as amp-img, which provides most of the functionality (otherwise requiring Javascripting) for publishing.



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              https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/spec/amp-tag-addendum.md


              Also, AMP comes with a set of components, such as amp-img, which provides most of the functionality (otherwise requiring Javascripting) for publishing.



              So I would call it a subset with the addition of pre-defined (web) components — my 2 cents.






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                https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/spec/amp-tag-addendum.md


                Also, AMP comes with a set of components, such as amp-img, which provides most of the functionality (otherwise requiring Javascripting) for publishing.



                So I would call it a subset with the addition of pre-defined (web) components — my 2 cents.






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                It is a subset in the sense that only the whitelisted HTML5 tags are allowed:



                https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/spec/amp-tag-addendum.md


                Also, AMP comes with a set of components, such as amp-img, which provides most of the functionality (otherwise requiring Javascripting) for publishing.



                So I would call it a subset with the addition of pre-defined (web) components — my 2 cents.







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