Redirect AMP to Non-AMP

Here is the complete documention:
https://ampforwp.com/tutorials/article/how-to-properly-uninstall-the-amp-plugin-with-data/

And we are sorry to hear that you have deleted our core plugin. May we know what exactly you have been experienced with our plugin? Because as we are always trying to give our best to our users to resolve the issues or queries and always we will be glad to help our users to resolve the issues.

I have followed that documentation, but when I open one of the AMP URLs on my site, it doesn’t redirect to a non AMP URL.
How do I get it to redirect to a non amp URL?

Sorry for the inconvenience,
Do refer to this following tutorial for complete reference and let us know back if need any assistance :
https://ampforwp.com/tutorials/article/how-to-remove-the-plugin-without-losing-the-seo-and-with-proper-redirections/

Hi
In that tutorial, there are additional plugins, and I don’t want to add any new plugins so as not to overwhelm my site.
Isn’t there any code that I can put in .htaccess?
Thank you

The issue might occur due to the conflict with the other plugins. Can you please check it once by deactivating the plugins on your site whether the issue is persistent? And Then let us know back.

What do you mean?
The AMP URL is definitely your plugin that created it, not another plugin.
And since I’ve removed your plugin, then I want to redirect all AMP URLs that your plugin created to non-amp.
How to?

Sorry for the delay in response, Can you please check it once by adding the redirection plugin with the help of the following tutorial?

Reference tutorial: https://ampforwp.com/tutorials/article/how-to-remove-the-plugin-without-losing-the-seo-and-with-proper-redirections/

As I said before, I don’t want to use any extra plugins.
How to redirect it without additional plugins?

Sometimes it takes time. Please wait for some days and it will fix automatically.

Ok, thank you