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The new reddit is also a better experience than the old reddit, so there's that

• pjc50 8y ago
  Not in my experience - it's terribly slow on mobile, still fairly slow on desktop, and wastes huge amounts of space.
  • szatkus 8y ago
    Ironically it's more robust than most of sites I see on the internet.
• james-skemp 8y ago
  And to expand upon pjc50's comment, the mobile experience still pushes the app, even though I'm logged in and always dismiss it. (I know full well why they want people to the install the app, but I still find it unfortunate that they a) don't remember that I dismiss it/have an option to never ask me and b) despite the redesign and having a relatively good mobile experience (assuming you didn't first hit an `amp.` link) still push the app.
• TeMPOraL 8y ago
  And by better you mean worse? I second 'pjc50 here - new Reddit is slow on both mobile and PC, inefficient to read (wastes a lot of space), has questionable interactions thanks to JS abuse, and generally turns what was a condensed link aggregator into a poor Facebook clone.
• wvenable 8y ago
  Wow, I've never heard anyone express that opinion before. Even my wife (a non-technical user) hates the new design.