I hate it, it's infinitely worse. Here are a few issues: - It's much slower/bulkier. I don't want a modern machine just render webpages. - Infinite scrolling

I hate it, it's infinitely worse. Here are a few issues: - It's much slower/bulkier. I don't want a modern machine just render webpages. - Infinite scrolling designs are good for addiction, but not actually good for reading. If I have to reload the page, my spot is gone. - Much less content actually fits on a page, and I suspect this is done to encourage scrolling, similar to facebook's strategy. Increase addiction, tracking, and ad impressions through engagement. - There seem to be a lot more emojis and post flair. - There seem to be A lot more promoted posts There's probably other stuff I haven't noticed. Between the redesign, the enhanced user tracking, their desire to go public, and tencent's investment, it's pretty clear that it's getting to be time to abandon reddit completely.