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Ironically, it seems this clone does a great job of cloning the performance of reddit, at least when I tried it (bunch of unnecessary requests that takes multip

Ironically, it seems this clone does a great job of cloning the performance of reddit, at least when I tried it (bunch of unnecessary requests that takes multiple seconds each, sometimes just returning errors)

throw_m239339 5y ago
Just use old reddit. It's fast. On mobile https://www.reddit.com/.compact https://www.reddit.com/.compact (with a dot before compact) still works.
- kibwen 5y ago
  On mobile web, you can also select an option from the hamburger menu to tell it to give you the desktop interface (which persists until you clear your cookies), and in your user settings you can set your default desktop interface as old reddit. Call me crazy for using the desktop site on mobile, but I find it far more usable to pinch and zoom than to navigate the redesign.
  - sincerely 5y ago
    Have you tried the /.compact mode? It's not the same as the redesign, it's essentially old.reddit.com resized for a mobile interfact
  - NineStarPoint 5y ago
    Nope not crazy at all, I do the exact same. I’m not sure what exactly needs to change about the mobile reddit design (I’m not a UI designer), but it’s just obviously worse when compared to using the desktop version, even on mobile.
- HomeDeLaPot 5y ago
  Shorter: https://i.reddit.com/ https://i.reddit.com/
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raxxorrax 5y ago
Hard to meet a person that doesn't at least dislike reddit, but at least old.reddit.com is quite an efficient page. I had an internet outage that left me with a few kilobytes/s upstream/downstream. Most of the modern web was plainly unusable, often requests got terminated before all data was transmitted. But reddit among few other sites did work quite well. Of course not for pictures and media, but the text and comments were quickly displayed. In hindsight I am not sure if that was better than a complete outage, but that is a content problem.
- samstave 5y ago
  I will only ever use old.reddit. If they take that away, I will kill my account. My account is 15 years old on Reddit, with near daily use.
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throw_m239339 5y ago

Just use old reddit. It's fast. On mobile https://www.reddit.com/.compact https://www.reddit.com/.compact (with a dot before compact) still works.

kibwen 5y ago
On mobile web, you can also select an option from the hamburger menu to tell it to give you the desktop interface (which persists until you clear your cookies), and in your user settings you can set your default desktop interface as old reddit. Call me crazy for using the desktop site on mobile, but I find it far more usable to pinch and zoom than to navigate the redesign.
- sincerely 5y ago
  Have you tried the /.compact mode? It's not the same as the redesign, it's essentially old.reddit.com resized for a mobile interfact
- NineStarPoint 5y ago
  Nope not crazy at all, I do the exact same. I’m not sure what exactly needs to change about the mobile reddit design (I’m not a UI designer), but it’s just obviously worse when compared to using the desktop version, even on mobile.
HomeDeLaPot 5y ago
Shorter: https://i.reddit.com/ https://i.reddit.com/
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raxxorrax 5y ago

Hard to meet a person that doesn't at least dislike reddit, but at least old.reddit.com is quite an efficient page. I had an internet outage that left me with a few kilobytes/s upstream/downstream. Most of the modern web was plainly unusable, often requests got terminated before all data was transmitted. But reddit among few other sites did work quite well. Of course not for pictures and media, but the text and comments were quickly displayed. In hindsight I am not sure if that was better than a complete outage, but that is a content problem.

samstave 5y ago
I will only ever use old.reddit. If they take that away, I will kill my account. My account is 15 years old on Reddit, with near daily use.
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