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It's horrible. They've made the site itself unusable on mobile. They care so much because as you browse links out to other content, they can keep you in the ap
by toddmorey 6y ago
It's horrible. They've made the site itself unusable on mobile.
They care so much because as you browse links out to other content, they can keep you in the app using the embedded browser. And when you read that content and share it, you share reddit links, not the source links.
I'm sure time in app blows away time on site for mobile users.
- sharker8 6y agoTo turn this on its head, maybe the mobile device manufacturing duopoly has made it impossible to develop great experiences on mobile web in order to funnel more development work into their app store ecosystems? Why are we blaming reddit for this trend?