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Not alone but definitely in the minority. I am not sure if it is statistically significant but I founded a small tech sub-reddit (~30k users) and from the mode
by DoingIsLearning 3y ago
Not alone but definitely in the minority.
I am not sure if it is statistically significant but I founded a small tech sub-reddit (~30k users) and from the moderator stats 70% of traffic is from their iOS app.
I used to use 'reddit.com/.compact' which was an actual mobile friendly and light interface, but that was depricated this year and now, like you, I am stuck with old.reddit.com on mobile.
- skinnymuch 3y ago70% come from the official Reddit iOS app? How much are from visiting Reddit directly and any other Reddit official apps? I'd expect a tech community to use the official apps less than the norm.
- DoingIsLearning 3y agoI'm not sure how well accounted the other apps are, there doesn't seem to be a specific category for other apps. But for 'direct' access basically if I put new.reddit and old.reddit and 'mobile web' whatever that is, the total of all three categories is less than 10%. I guess also that these stats will not be very accurate for desktop if people are using ublock, ghostery, etc.