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I still use i.reddit.com which I think is a better mobile interface. It loads very fast, I can scan through posts very quickly, and it uses very little mobile

by tarr11 9y ago

I still use i.reddit.com which I think is a better mobile interface. It loads very fast, I can scan through posts very quickly, and it uses very little mobile bandwidth. If I want to click through and see an image, I can easily do that. They keep adding more things to the default mobile interface (suggestions, ads, pictures) that slow it down and make me avoid using it. I think they don't realize how much of their community actually likes that reddit is text based. Changing to an image based platform or video based would be disappointing.

yoodenvranx 9y ago
The old mobile page is awesome and the day they kill it is the day I will stop using reddit on mobile.
- Markoff 9y ago
  why not use Sync, Boost or Slide? honestly if it were not for desktop i would not even know how looks Reddit at the moment, all clients are superior to their website and official client that's like visiting hacker news website from mobile instead of using Materialistic
  - anonred 9y ago
    The HN mobile site is perfectly fine now that they tweaked the CSS. I personally find all Reddit apps to be too opinionated and prefer the reduced mobile site + an RSS reader for smaller communities.