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reddit has i.reddit.com (old mobile page) that is faster then the new one. i hope they dont turn that off because i use it sometimes. the new one is just slow.
by disiplus 10y ago
reddit has i.reddit.com (old mobile page) that is faster then the new one. i hope they dont turn that off because i use it sometimes. the new one is just slow.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 10y agoI use this too. It's also better UX in my opinion. In the new site, a lot of the buttons are either hard to see or too small to reliably hit with the finger on the first try.
- yoodenvranx 10y agoI am glad to see that I am not alone with my preference of the old mobile site. It fast, simple and it does not have any unnecessary whitespace and padding which just waste valuable space.
- Laforet 10y agoThe new mobile site is slkw fails in basic functions such as as preventing double posting - which happens all the time because the UI is often irresponsive.
- zumu 10y agoI suspect it may just 'feel' slow, because it hides all the content from you until the fetch requests finish.
- Neliquat 10y agoIf it 'feels' slow, that seems functionally worse than actually being slow. It implies an unresponsive site where it could be faster. A slower site, that 'feels' faster, is more functional to any human. So to echo about half these posts, it seems to be UI/UX holding it back.