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+1 for Libreddit. Reddit’s ui is terrible but libreddit provides a great alternative. Only trouble I’ve had with it is some videos missing sound on iOS.
by redman25 5y ago
+1 for Libreddit. Reddit’s ui is terrible but libreddit provides a great alternative. Only trouble I’ve had with it is some videos missing sound on iOS.
- endisneigh 5y agoWhy not use old.Reddit or I.Reddit?
- gaius_baltar 5y ago> Why not use old.Reddit or I.Reddit? There are a lot of seemly intentional defects being added to these interfaces, I suspect as a strategy to force users to migrate to the new one. Galleries and some profile features are not supported, and it is (again intentionally) slowed down on mobile. Reddit jumped the shark already and the current state of affairs is an offense to the memory of Aaron Swartz. Problem is that a new mass migration (as happened in the Digg→Reddit) is way more difficult due to the inertia and amount of content available. I just hope that, when it finally happens, it would be to a distributed or federated system -- Lemmy.ml seems to be the most promising for now.
- nullwarp 5y agoThe gallery thing drives me nuts. It's so buggy on old reddit. Also links constantly come up with backslashes in them, probably some change in the new interface and they are just letting it be broken on the old interface. They are without a doubt just letting old reddit slowly fall apart until it's totally broken.