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I remember when Reddit (old.reddit.com, the good one) loaded ultra fast and didn’t move around. I could use the back button without noticeable waiting. And it
by MBCook 4y ago
I remember when Reddit (old.reddit.com, the good one) loaded ultra fast and didn’t move around. I could use the back button without noticeable waiting.
And it didn’t freeze up network requests on other tabs on my phone. I STILL don’t know how it does that. I would love a fix. At least at some point I discovered opening a new tab with HN “unblocked” it somehow.
SPAs have their place. It’s not everywhere. Just like microservices. And ORMs. And all the other “magic” that will solve all my problems.
- slightlyoff 4y agoYou might try https://sh.reddit.com https://sh.reddit.com
- consumer451 4y agoThanks, I knew about www.reddit, old.reddit, i.reddit, m.reddit, but I didn't know about this one. I can't find any info on it, what is the goal of sh.reddit UI exactly? On another note, all kinds of interesting subdomains[0]. I wonder why a few subs get a subdomain? [0] https://domain.glass/reddit.com https://domain.glass/reddit.com
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- slightlyoff 4y agoIt's the new mobile UI, built on Web Components (via Lit), and it's much faster. Parts of it have apparently already migrated to the old experience.