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You should probably link to https://old.reddit.com/r/isrib https://old.reddit.com/r/isrib instead, which doesn’t block mobile users that don’t use the official
by mtsr 5y ago
You should probably link to https://old.reddit.com/r/isrib https://old.reddit.com/r/isrib instead, which doesn’t block mobile users that don’t use the official app.
- cma 5y agoSharing this slows down the web 0.0 movement reddit, twitter, and instagram are pioneering.
- cheschire 5y agoThe World Wide Dots, rather than web.
- dragonwriter 5y agoIsn't it Web 1.5-ish? E.g., we have browsers but devs aren't satisfied with them as app platforms, so they use various techniques (in “original” web 1.5, applets or plugins or downloading a file that would be opened by a native app) to use web links to trigger running an app in a native, or at least more-to-the-devs-liking, environment rather than using web-native tech?
- cma 5y agoI assumed they just want notifcation permissions to spam people that don't know how to turn it off, so they can hijack their attention, and location permissions to make their ads more valuable through spying.
- b112 5y agoThat and your contact list, phone call history, sms history, etc. Gotta build that relationship tree!
- dharmaturtle 5y agoI use Sync on Android. You can make reddit links open there by long pressing on the app icon and making sure the links are setup to open there. https://imgur.com/a/4qKCgSB https://imgur.com/a/4qKCgSB
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- taspeotis 5y agoYou may already know this but on iOS at least: Apollo with the “Open with Apollo” extension will redirect “new” Reddit links from Safari to Apollo. I dislike using apps when a web browser would do but Apollo is one of the great ones.