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I don't have that problem on https://i.reddit.com/ https://i.reddit.com/

• pier25 4y ago
  It's amazing that this old and ugly app feels better than the React SPA monstrosity they have as the official mobile site.
  • nicbou 4y ago
    In 1984 (bear with me), the protagonist has a feeling that things were better before, but can't tell for sure because the past was erased. He stumbles upon artefacts that were not destroyed, and that confirms he's not mad. I have this vague feeling that the web got worse, but it's hard to tell just how much worse. I rediscovered i.reddit.com this month, and it's one of those artefacts. Compare this to old.reddit.com, then to reddit.com, then to reddit.com without an ad blocker. Multiply that by the entire internet, and the loss is staggering.
    • robswc 4y ago
      I think its true. I know its cliche to miss the “good old days” but I think you’re spot on. I would only suggest a bit of de-clutter and padding to i Reddit but other than that, its perfect for functionality.