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> Reddit takes hundreds of http requests, parses megabytes of text, image and JavaScript code [...] to show some links to articles Yes, and I hate it. I closed

• rfl890 2y ago
  https://old.reddit.com https://old.reddit.com ?
  • jeltz 2y ago
    Gets buggier for every year.
  • dspillett 2y ago
    That definitely seems to be getting less reliable these days. A number of times I've found it refusing to work, or redirecting me to the primary UI arbitrarily, a few months ago there was a time when you couldn't login via that UI (though logging in on main and going back worked for me). These instances seem to be temporary bugs, but they show that it isn't getting any love (why would it? they only maintain it at all under sufferance) so at some point it'll no doubt be cut off as a cost cutting exercise during a time when ad revenue is low.