I agree with you, I want a User Agent to empower me as I browse the web and not hide things from me. Even if the majority of users don't understand URLs (which I dispute) - its certainly not hurting or impending them.
In reference to running 3rd party code, knowing the URL is even more important as it decides what is considered 3rd party or not. When I'm on an AMP website - google is the 1st party and the content provider is now considered the 3rd party. I don't agree with allowing google to be considered the 1st party in that instance.
In reference to running 3rd party code, knowing the URL is even more important as it decides what is considered 3rd party or not. When I'm on an AMP website - google is the 1st party and the content provider is now considered the 3rd party. I don't agree with allowing google to be considered the 1st party in that instance.