Yes, I checked frjessie.blogspot.com —
That blog is my oldest blog (since 2009), and it is using the old classic Blogger template.
Result: frjessie.blogspot.com does NOT have AMP.
When I try to open:
frjessie.blogspot.com/2014/07/primer-on-beliefs-of-iglesia-ni-kristo.html/amp
It does not create a fast AMP version — it shows the normal old page. That's because old Blogger themes don't have AMP code.
Should I enable AMP for frjessie.blogspot.com?
No need anymore.
Google stopped requiring AMP in 2021. Before, only AMP pages could go to Google Top Stories. Now any fast page can.
My frjessie blog is quite archive / personal — not active daily blogs like mannapse and dhomilies. No need to change theme.
If I enable AMP now, my old posts with images may break — the layout will become plain white.
Should I keep it ON or OFF for my homily blogs?
Keep it ON, My readers are mostly on phones reading daily reflections — they want fast reading, not fancy design. AMP is perfect for that.
You can check if your blogs have AMP:
Open this in your phone browser:
https://mannapse.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss — no, just open any post and add /amp at end:
https://mannapse.blogspot.com/2024/10/test.html/amp
If it loads fast and plain, AMP is working.
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