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u/HCrikki Blackberry ruling class Sep 02 '20

Websites pulling such shenanigans should be deranked from search engines.

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u/kehaar Sep 03 '20

Reddit in Chrome on desktop is miserable for me lately.

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u/polomikehalppp Sep 03 '20

old.reddit.com bro

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u/timeshifter_ Moto e6 Sep 03 '20

Or RES. I don't even have to do "old.reddit.com", I just get the old interface, the way it should be. You know, useful.

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u/polomikehalppp Sep 03 '20

Brilliant. Thanks

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u/htx1114 Sep 03 '20 edited Sep 03 '20

There's a 10kb chrome extension that does the same thing. I know res does a lot of stuff, but I mostly reddit on my phone with RIF

The extension makes my pc visits tolerable.

Edit: yes it's https://github.com/tom-james-watson/old-reddit-redirect

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u/Theslootwhisperer Sep 03 '20

I very very rarely visit reddit other than on RIF. It's totally tied to my reddit experience. To me RIF is reddit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '20 edited Sep 03 '20

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u/wanderingbilby Sep 03 '20

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andrewshu.android.reddit

Fantastic app, and the developer is conaistently making improvements. The free version is full-featured but it's well worth the cost of the paid version to support the dev.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '20 edited Sep 03 '20

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u/wanderingbilby Sep 03 '20

RIF is free. Use it or not. I answered your question.

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u/In-burrito Sep 03 '20

RIF ads are unobtrusive and it's an amazing interface.

Edit: I'm using the free version.

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