[Master Feature] Doc-level infinite scroll

[ericlindley-g]

Support document-level infinite scroll, such that when the user reaches the end of the core content of an AMP document (an article, a product detail page, etc), a call can be made to an arbitrary endpoint to fetch additional documents to be dynamically loaded into the view. For the best user experience, users should never see a loading spinner, but instead should either be presented with already-loaded results, or a "recommended content" section to navigate to more.

[ampprojectbot]

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[amedina]

Is this capability going to be implemented by removing the limitations of amp-next-page?

[ericlindley-g]

Yep — the implementation of this feature is amp-next-page. It's available to use as an experiment now, and when we've fixed some bugs that have been identified (analytics in particular, as well as signaling the "active" document so the display & sharing URLs can be updated to match), then the feature will launch to general availability.

[ampprojectbot]

This issue hasn't been updated in awhile. @aghassemi Do you have any updates?

[Pkmmte]

Any updated timeline on this?

I saw that element-level infinite scroll made it to production, but not sure we can use that for entire articles.

[aghassemi]

@Pkmmte this feature is currently experimentally available under a doc-level optin, please see documentation on how to optin: https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/components/amp-next-page

[wassgha]

Closing in favor of #25500