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Also, a (mostly) consistent user interface.

• ZainRiz 7y ago
  Which contributes to the easy of use/good user experience factor You don't come there for because "it has a consistent user interface". You come there because "it's easy to use!" (and you find it easy because it's consistent, like you said)
• system2 7y ago
  As long as you use old.reddit.com.
  • cmonnow 7y ago
    I'm faintly surprised reddit's redesign didn't kill it, like Digg's did.
    • Baeocystin 7y ago
      There have to be some folks there fully aware of the dark-pattern hell of their redesign, and smart enough to keep old.reddit running to appease the people who appreciate what the old style offers. And I hope they keep it up! Reddit is pretty much the last forum I frequent other than here, and the day they kill off the older version is the day I stop visiting.
  • brabel 7y ago
    Do you know if old.reddit doesn't do the horrible trick the "normal" Reddit does when you hit the browser's back button, where it fucking reloads the page or something so you get up to the top of the page instead of to the part of the page where the link you'd clicked was, so you could go to the comments? Specially on mobile, that makes me hate Reddit!! Trying on desktop, old.reddit seems to not do that.
  • jobigoud 7y ago
    And disable subreddits css.
  • butterNaN 7y ago
    You can just go to preferences and disable redesign, no need to change the url itself.