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The use-by-default setting never seems to stick for me. But so far it’s still been possible to substitute old in the URL.
by DavidSJ 6y ago
The use-by-default setting never seems to stick for me. But so far it’s still been possible to substitute old in the URL.
- fossuser 6y agoYeah, they forcefully unset it every few days. One of the more insulting parts of their UX. I bet forcefully unsetting it bumps their usage metrics for the new site though.
- systematical 6y agoMine never unsets, unless i accidentally click that damn button. I often mistake it for the reddit homepage link.
- AdmiralGinge 6y agoI set a custom uBlock filter to be rid of it.
- kingofpandora 6y agoIt has never unset for me.
- jay3ss 6y agoI've created a Firefox extension that allows you to change Reddit subdomains easily (without having to type). Unfortunately because of covid, the queue for approval can days or weeks right now.