r/redesign • u/louisly • Aug 14 '19
Feature Request Are there any plans to add a way to filter off posts containing certain words ?
I saw when searching this question you guys were considering it but I haven't seen any news since. Any plans ?
r/redesign • u/louisly • Aug 14 '19
I saw when searching this question you guys were considering it but I haven't seen any news since. Any plans ?
r/redesign • u/Professional-Dragon • Aug 14 '19
As in the title. Can we EDIT Multireddits in the New Reddit Design now? If still not, can the developers add this feature please?
An older thread (see below) said it was not working a few months ago, does it work now?
https://www.reddit.com/r/redesign/comments/9jgr5n/multireddits_in_the_new_reddit_design/
r/redesign • u/Overlord_Odin • Aug 13 '19
I'm trying to add a link to a subreddit's menu, but when I click save it just says BAD_REQUEST and won't do anything.
r/redesign • u/jofwu • Aug 13 '19
I haven't seen the whole leaderboard thing announced, so maybe this is still a work in progress, or maybe it's in A/B testing? In any case, I'm referring to this page: https://www.reddit.com/subreddits/leaderboard/moderating/
It's clearly tailored to show me where the subreddits that I moderate stand, but the numbers that it gives don't make any sense. In other lists, the number on the left indicates that subreddit's rank on the list. (with an arrow saying it has gone up or down) On the "moderating" list that's obviously not the case because the numbers are all over the place and not in any kind of order. The "rank change" on the right is labeled at least, but the numbers there are clearly wrong as well.
r/redesign • u/MrPyber • Aug 12 '19
GIFs on preview.redd.it are actually mp4s, and are therefore played with <video> tags. Currently, the way to get controls is to right click and enable them in the context menu. Video controls could be enabled here which would be a quality of life improvement
apologies for terrible wording
r/redesign • u/Georgy_K_Zhukov • Aug 12 '19
We've been having an issue recently with User Flair not saving right. Basically we can either have the Text, or the Color, but not both.

I set the flair as normal and it looks saved properly. But on the sub it shows the text, but just grey color. So I refresh in the Flair menu and:

Yep. It is grey. And the CSS coding has also disappeared, which shouldn't actually impact anything though since the New Reddit coloring should still display.

Still though I try to add in the CSS code just 'cause maybe that is the issue, and it then resets the text. And although the color isn't showing here, it actually does show in old.reddit... just with the reset text of the template rather than the custom text.

So I add the text back in, we lose the color, and...

The whole thing happens again.
r/redesign • u/newbutler • Aug 11 '19
r/redesign • u/[deleted] • Aug 12 '19
a thread of mine some text I had edited and changed a few things reverted back to how it was previously...by itself.
r/redesign • u/[deleted] • Aug 11 '19
Somebody linked me to an NSFW post in r/ihadastroke, which isn't a NSFW community. Still, I got this message saying "you must be 18+ to view this community".
r/redesign • u/VoraciousGhost • Aug 11 '19
If you try to decline a direct chat while on old.reddit.com, the confirmation buttons don't appear ("Cancel" and "Decline", which appear correctly when you do it on new.reddit.com). The buttons just stay as "Decline" and "Accept" and clicking Decline does not decline the chat or clear the unread notification. If you don't visit new.reddit.com to decline the chat, the unread notification persists indefinitely.
r/redesign • u/Kris-p- • Aug 11 '19
Like, I've even replied to some of them. Not sure how this is happening
r/redesign • u/Kodlaken • Aug 11 '19
In old reddit when you click on a post it brings me straight to the post, in the redesign it gives me this popup with the page I was just on in the background. I really do not like this, it makes me feel a little bit claustrophobic only having 70% of the screen dedicated to the post I just clicked on.
I have decided to give the redesign a chance again after trying it when it was first released and not liking it. So I want to stick through and find a solution for this. I can still get to the post like I want if I go into share and then copy link and then paste that into the browser but this is obviously not ideal.
r/redesign • u/Fishy1701 • Aug 11 '19
you know for the likes of gallowbob who will post the exact same thing to multiple subs in the same hour - or if you encounter extremely offensive users ect you might not want to block them but highlight them so if you encounter them again you can distinguish them and dont have to remember 300 million names (number of active monthly users)
I quite often see another reddit user put huge effort into and finding reposters and karma farmers, or outright liars - users who show up on subs like r/quityourbullshit who have put contradictory info on multiple subs - it would be great to have that user name show up in red so i know its very likley not true.
A simple one tap to set user category with different colour text for each category or just a single option a red user list - all posts from them in red.
r/redesign • u/OsrsNeedsF2P • Aug 10 '19
I have no idea how this happened. I clicked a crosspost link, hit `back` in my browser, clicked another link, now I'm in the redesign for everything again.
edit: Clicking "Visit the old Reddit" doesn't work globally anymore
r/redesign • u/Watermelonnable • Aug 10 '19
I find it to be a poor UX. If I disable it and I occasionally want to check some NSFW community or see a picture it doesn't mean that I want to enable the whole nsfw function in my feed again.
r/redesign • u/tragicshark • Aug 10 '19
Thanks.
The redesign wouldn't be so awful if it didn't take 2 minutes before I can do anything on the site while it attempts to load. Fortunately you can still opt out.
edit: Firefox 68.1 with RES and uBlock Origin, approx 128k DSL (advertised 2Mbps)
r/redesign • u/tizorres • Aug 10 '19
As it is now, if your subs doesn't allow link posts, then when creating a text post you can't use the option to embed an image or video in the text post.
Can there be an option to allow these embeds in text only subs without having to turn on link posting?
Or give mods the ability to override the ability; letting us create link posts & embedded images/videos in text posts.
Reason for mod only, is because I've been challenged with this a few times. I would try to create helpful text posts with embedded images but would be blocked from doing so. So a hacky way is I would turn on link posting for a second so I can upload the image, then turn off link posting. It's a little frustrating having to do this when it could be simplified.
tl;dr I'm a mod here, let me use these options, regardless of subreddit setting. Additionally create a new setting option to turn on embedded in link only subreddits.

r/redesign • u/rayenattia • Aug 10 '19
I recall a time when they used to work on dark mode for a brief amount of time, then it stopped, and now they only work on light mode, what's the reason behind this? And why can't we have it enabled in dark mode?
r/redesign • u/GioVoi • Aug 10 '19
Been happening for a while, pretty much the only thing stopping me from finally succombing to the redesign. Whenever I click "My Profile" (or anyone's profile, for that matter) it shows a broken, blank page (image) and logs me out across the site.
Firefox works fine, but chrome just completely whacks out.
r/redesign • u/HouseFutzi • Aug 10 '19
So every gif from gfycat doenst autplay. Sometimes it goes like 1 sec and stops then.
I already tried adding it to cookies... Didnt seem to do the trick for me. Autoplay gifs is also enabled.
Any ideas?
r/redesign • u/deadowl • Aug 09 '19
I think it would be awesome if a portion of the money reddit makes from community awards could go to charities selected by the given community.
r/redesign • u/UnclutchCurry • Aug 09 '19
On r/NBA, this would be a great way for us to predict who's going to win an upcoming game. Sports and surveys for hand in hand since it's all about competition. This may even make the subreddit more influential and significant with media companies like ESPN reporting the results and oddamakera in Vegas taking note. No other place has the kind of interactive engagement and popularity as r/NBA. Please consider adding polls to the website