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Their mobile website is equally bad. A gigantic pop-up takes up half of the screen to tell you to use their app. Third party apps make Reddit so much more usab

Their mobile website is equally bad. A gigantic pop-up takes up half of the screen to tell you to use their app. Third party apps make Reddit so much more usable.

tootie 9y ago
I always use https://i.reddit.com https://i.reddit.com. It's their years-old mobile site and it's super fast and reliable.
- WhompingWindows 9y ago
  Wow, thanks for that link. I was having the same problem as the parent comment, I definitely don't want their app but I also don't want a giant pop-up in my face every time I load the mobile site.
- tscs37 9y ago
  How long is that gonna stay available for mobile users?
  - tootie 9y ago
    I've been using it for like 10 years.
    - tscs37 9y ago
      I'm more worried that they will eventually switch it off in favor of the new mobile site. There is no guarantee that this will keep working indefinitely.
- nojvek 9y ago
  It’s really amazing how many major websites don’t give a shit about perf. Their old school mobile interfaces end up giving the best user experience. Perf is user experience. It’s a feature!