They're really trying to speedrun killing their site lmao
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They already made the mobile site practically unusable by constantly reminding you to use the app. The mobile browsing experience was just terrible. They can just show the same adds in the mobile browser...
Ironically, I'd just set my browser to desktop mode, and use the old reddit desktop interface. The more they modernized, the more entrenched I become.
Reddit is dying in flames, and I couldn't be happier.
What about if you switch your mobile browser to Desktop Mode? That seems to work for YouTube's fuckery where they pause videos when minimized on mobile.
But still, it's principle. Give them an inch, they'll take a mile. Reddit can burn.
Well, that's actually fucking horrible. I would expect nothing less from Reddit tho...
Reddit speedrun to ruin their site
Looks like reddit really doesn't want people to use reddit ... if that weren't obvious already
Wow, I am surprised they would go this far if I'm honest. Are they actively trying to piss off literally everyone?
They are relying on technology illiterate investors not understanding what the issues are.
So the only option will be their own terrible mobile app. thanks, but no thanks!
Earlier today, I was reviewing some Lemmy information in Google, and one of the links was to Reddit. I didn't think anything of it, but I clicked and saw the message that's given to mobile users saying you have to view NSFW content in the Reddit app. Fine, I've got the garbage app installed already for situations just like this. I click the link, and it throws an error stating my third party app (Boost, in this case) must be uninstalled in order to open links in Reddit.
No it doesn't, Reddit. And why do you care what's installed on my phone?
The mobile browsing experience was a huge shitshow anyway. Randomly refreshing webpage, comments never posting or posting 5 times, expanding comments would work sometimes. They actively nuked it to make people use the reddit app. Fuck them
What’s up with Reddit? Have they gone completely insane?
IPO pressure most likely. Also they all seem to copy Musk even while dragging him in public.
Not surprised. They need to milk every last drop of revenue from their users free content for the upcoming IPO.
oh dear. Thats just evil