Most of those users must be on mobile apps. As someone who still visits on desktop, "new" reddit is painfully slow. I'm on a gigabit connection. My internet is

Most of those users must be on mobile apps. As someone who still visits on desktop, "new" reddit is painfully slow. I'm on a gigabit connection. My internet is fast. "New" reddit pages take up to 5 seconds to load content, and just flipping over to old.reddit.com will improve load times. It's not instant like a lot of other websites, but it's still a fraction of "new" reddit's 5 seconds. What are they using to measure performance? Do they not understand how much faster the old UI is?