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I have never seen a more incompetent redesign in my life, especially for a "unicorn". That new redesign completely falls apart on Chrome on my mobile (a OnePlus

I have never seen a more incompetent redesign in my life, especially for a "unicorn". That new redesign completely falls apart on Chrome on my mobile (a OnePlus 5T). Comment threads get squished together so much that by the 5th comment in a thread, all words are basically vertically arranged. If I switch to "desktop site" on Chrome, any text I enter gets automatically erased after hitting a certain number of characters. I sometimes can't believe the amount of incompetence that is allowed to thrive at successful companies.

Mauricio_ 8y ago
I suspect it's bad on purpose to force people to install the app.
mo1ok 8y ago
"oops, there's nothing here!" <posts load, showing everything that's there>. This happens on every subreddit, every. single. time. I can't believe in 2018 we got a front-end that does this, just shoddy, shoddy engineering.
coupdejarnac 8y ago
I'm pretty sure the mobile website is designed to be as awful as possible to force users to use the mobile app.
- ikeyany 8y ago
  It's very effective. It's how Facebook forced all of its users to use the app.
- imglorp 8y ago
  Or one of the very nice crop of 3rd party API consuming apps.
- ahartmetz 8y ago
  i.reddit.com is nice on mobile. Please nobody tell management that it still exists...