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I have noticed no change for years and for years now it’s been broken for me. Different devices, all standard configuration, all up to date OSes. Once you log i
by IgorPartola 3y ago
I have noticed no change for years and for years now it’s been broken for me. Different devices, all standard configuration, all up to date OSes. Once you log in and interact with it, it goes wonky.
I’m effect, I guess what you and others are saying is that it doesn’t matter if Reddit has good devs or bad, they are going to put out a terrible product.
- ShroudedNight 3y agoWere you using i.reddit / compact mode, or the default mobile layout?
- IgorPartola 3y agoDefault. This is what it looks like for me when I load the page: https://i.imgur.com/ed1ETWK.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ed1ETWK.jpg This is what it looks like when I click on a post: https://i.imgur.com/wqNAofO.png https://i.imgur.com/wqNAofO.png This is on an iPhone 14, iOS 16.
- ShroudedNight 3y agoIt's my understanding that the website that worked fairly well was i.reddit.com (which was disabled recently) Side-by-side comparison (i.reddit.com on the right): https://old.reddit.com/r/redditmobile/comments/7kaqgb/could_we_have_a_proper_compact_mode_reddit_mobile/ https://old.reddit.com/r/redditmobile/comments/7kaqgb/could_...
- thesuitonym 3y agoExactly so. I mean look at it this way: You and I both know that the frontend of Reddit isn't exactly a complex machine. Even poor developers could make it work. Everything that happens is a choice made at a project management level or higher.