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It’s been years. With that said Reddit’s UX is /terrible,/ a subtle touch to the navbar scrolls to the top of the page which is a daily frustration when readin
by edgyquant 6y ago
It’s been years. With that said Reddit’s UX is /terrible,/ a subtle touch to the navbar scrolls to the top of the page which is a daily frustration when reading comments halfway down a huge page on my tablet. Videos on their site is another one, it doesn’t matter if I mute them when I scroll down and back up it unmutes. I wish their was an alternative I would love to never use Reddit again at this point, but all my obscure communities for TV shows, movies and stock trading are on there.
- dan1234 6y agoI find old.reddit.com to be the better experience on tablet/desktop, especially with the custom subreddit themes disabled.
- sbmthakur 6y agoi.reddit.com works nicely on Mobiles.
- trinix912 6y agoAnd having to constantly click on "Continue this thread" to read another comment or two (or maybe even 0). I understand that they wanted to stop endless threads from polluting the comment section, but they should make it possible to easily disable this behavior.
- CodesInChaos 6y agoIt's getting worse. On mobile they put the "load more comments" button behind a login wall a couple of months ago (i.reddit.com still works, but has other limitations).
- edgyquant 6y agoThat’s another thing, on my own profile the “load more comments” doesn’t work and hasn’t (not one time) since they rolled out this new design.