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They've since decided to keep the custom CSS: https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/6auyq9/reddit_is_procss/ https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/6auyq

They've since decided to keep the custom CSS: https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/6auyq9/reddit_is_procss/ https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/6auyq9/reddit_is_p... What's worse is that their new mobile site and their profile pages use more whitespace. A sign of things to come probably.

SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
I can't even use their mobile website, I have to just use the desktop one (which has a delayed popup banner that shifts the page a second after load telling me to download their app).
- foepys 9y ago
  You can use https://i.reddit.com https://i.reddit.com. it is so much faster than m.reddit.com, it's unbelievable. Really shows how those JavaScript frameworks slow down everything and have a severe impact on my browsing experience. When reddit closes down i.reddit.com, I will not use Reddit on mobile anymore; maybe not even on desktop.
  - icefo 9y ago
    Thanks I had no idea that i.reddit existed. It's so much better than the standard mobile version. I don't understand why they don't focus on making reddit fast and reliable. Making it beautiful with nice animations should come second and the mobile version still crash a few times a day for me.
- pbhjpbhj 9y ago
  They've been dicking about with it making it harder to choose the mobile version. One time, earlier this year, I got a "use the app" screen with no option to continue - you could block the overlay though. Recently they added a useless interstitial. It's interesting to me they say the app is faster; presumably they're artificially slowing the mobile site just to push app installs.
  - willhslade 9y ago
    Scroll down.
- watter 9y ago
  The worst part is the banner advertises features that I absolutely do not want.