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The Reddit mobile website might be the worst. Every aspect of it is geared to making it as annoying as possible to use so that you are forced to download their
by robryan 5y ago
The Reddit mobile website might be the worst. Every aspect of it is geared to making it as annoying as possible to use so that you are forced to download their app (or go find a better 3rd party one).
- patentatt 5y agoold.reddit.com still works, and the day they disable it is the last day I am a Reddit user (which I have been since the YC days, as an original disaffected digg user)
- Nitrolo 5y agoOn mobile i.reddit.com is probably a better fit.
- 1_player 5y agoNot for me, it repeats the same top ~20 posts over and over when I use i.reddit.com And it's functional like a WAP site in 2001 was functional. It's incredibly barebones to the point of being useless. I reckon Reddit forgot it exists at all.
- rbolla 5y agoditto, I always goto old.reddit.com, I think its tough to adapt to a new UX.
- absoluteharam 5y agowait till they IPO. They will need to show growth and will erode away old reddit features, with more nags and modals to switch to the “new experience” — so they can boost ad revenue The push to open web links in a mobile app has already become a PITA
- asddubs 5y agothey already do it in other ways like having certain features unsupported on the old reddit app. old reddit also shows a cookie modal that if you click it takes you to new reddit because it doesn't exist on old reddit
- mdoms 5y agoThey're all as bad as each other, let's not waste time ranking them. They're all shit and shouldn't be tolerated.
- CodeArtisan 5y agoFor my part, Teddit.net completely replaced the official website when it come to browse on mobile.
- rawoke083600 5y agoAnd it is SLOW as ass ! I keep thinking I need to upgrade my phone (Xiaomi 8 core - Android) but I just can't do it from a principal point of view !