> I guess that's the same reason why you are asked to install a mobile app whenever you visit Reddit mobile WEBSITE. Yeah, Reddit's approach to making so diffi

> I guess that's the same reason why you are asked to install a mobile app whenever you visit Reddit mobile WEBSITE. Yeah, Reddit's approach to making so difficult to access the mobile on a whim, especially in an ephemeral browser, is a straight up UX dark pattern. I use Reddit less on mobile because of it... I want to stay in the browser where I have things like ad blockers and can open a bunch of tabs at once and bounce around easily, etc.