My theory is that the mobile version of reddit has gradually evolved into slow, buggy nagware because it's designed to push you to install their app on your pho

My theory is that the mobile version of reddit has gradually evolved into slow, buggy nagware because it's designed to push you to install their app on your phone, ala facebook removing features from their own mobile site. I've never used a site that forgets I'm logged in so often or still throws error codes if you try to upvote or post a comment while logged out. I would buy a year of reddit gold if it allowed me to permanently disable the mobile site, but for now I've pretty much just ditched the site entirely when I'm not at a desktop.