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Best thing reddit did to break my use of them: 1/ New UI, forcing people on to old.reddit.com 2/ Mobile pushes HARD for their app, which is pretty buggy on And
by thejosh 4y ago
Best thing reddit did to break my use of them:
1/ New UI, forcing people on to old.reddit.com
2/ Mobile pushes HARD for their app, which is pretty buggy on Android from what I can tell
3/ old.reddit.com now shows "other links" midway down the page! Absolutely useless.
4/ old.reddit.com now forces "show more comments"
This is why people left digg to go to reddit. :-)
All I want is the old reddit interface in the middle, feel free to place ads on the right. I even went reddit gold or whatever it was called for a while. I really miss the old reddit UI, there is so much good tech information on reddit for random things, that it's a shame.