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I've been using Boost for a while now and decided that I'd give the actual client a shot. I mean I've been using Reddit since 2006 and old habits die hard. I d
by tapoxi 3y ago
I've been using Boost for a while now and decided that I'd give the actual client a shot. I mean I've been using Reddit since 2006 and old habits die hard.
I did not expect it to be so awful. Scrolling is actually sluggish for some reason, even when just reading comments, not to mention I keep getting garbage like posts from recommended subreddits and constant prompts to enable notifications. There's also NFTs?!?!
I'm done, it has reached peak shittification.
- tnecniv 3y agoInstead of giving users features they want, we got NFTs, profile pictures, and 3 separate chat implementations…