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Reddit's been running pretty awful in general lately. Ever since the UI update the website loses track of if I'm logged in from page to page. Some pages load i
by spike021 8y ago
Reddit's been running pretty awful in general lately.
Ever since the UI update the website loses track of if I'm logged in from page to page. Some pages load in the old format, some in the new. It's completely ridiculous.
- ehnto 8y agoI had the same experience. It throws a welcome splash on every page load. Very annoying, basic stuff. Add a cookie, job done.
- andrei_says_ 8y agoI got in the habit of typing old.reddit.com. Much much better, especially with RES.
- dpedu 8y agoI've stuck with old.reddit.com for now. Opinions on the redesign aside, it does not exhibit any of the issues mentioned here.
- deskamess 8y agoIf you are not logged in, it defaults to the big blocky, whitespace filled, media heavy new UI. There is no longer a sense of a compact text website. If you are logged in, you can get the old look. My MacBookPro (2010) now crashes frequently when using the new UI on subreddits that have a good percentage of videos - not sure why. Otherwise, it has been a reliable machine even for streaming.