In addition, Brave also plans to introduce a third way to block AMP, wherein it will extend its existing "debouncing feature" to detect when AMP URLs are about to be visited. In case it spots an AMP page being loaded, Brave's De-AMP will "stop loading the current page and instead load the “true” version of the page," before the page is rendered. Second, the Brave browser will also check for AMP-ified code on web pages. One, it will modify fetched pages, like those from Google Search, to point the users to the original publisher's webpage and not the Google AMP one.
Brave, in its blog, specifies that its De-AMP will be enabled by default across its versions.
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