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I feel like they're pretty strongly incentivised to not improve it. They want to push people to the app, and they have enough traction and community lock-in tha
by phpnode 5y ago
I feel like they're pretty strongly incentivised to not improve it. They want to push people to the app, and they have enough traction and community lock-in that they're not really worried about losing traffic
- nice__two 5y agoThis is indeed the correct reason. The app is much more usable. That’s why I switched to teddit.net. It’s much faster, resembles the old Reddit layout and supports dark mode.