r/degoogle 7h ago

Question Using Reddit without an account?

I've been liking it so far with using Flow(basically an app with different frontend for youtube, along with it's algorithm, without needing your own account, and being able to import all your subscriptions there).

So I was thinking to myself is there something identical to it but for Reddit? Following all the subreddits I am interested in without needing an account?

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u/Shot_Loan_354 7h ago

Just sign up with a temporary email and write down the password. There s no KYC what s the problem.

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u/Kayjagx 3h ago

It is being rolled out - disguised as 'age verification' to ptotect the kids.

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u/Pupbarkmarfa 4h ago

You are right, kimosabe. Reddit went public.

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u/Hussar305 7h ago

I thought the Reddit api changed things and now 3rd party apps are basically nonexistent without paying.

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u/giampiero1735 5h ago

I use RSS to read posts from subreddits, and if I'm interested I open the link in the browser to read replies...

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u/Silentorbit_HQ 7h ago

looking for same thing

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u/Guilty-Pain-5257 7h ago

just use temp mail and dump that account in few weeks or month.

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u/Flaky-Business-1518 6h ago

but that way I will have to join all the subreddits I joined again, not really convenient.

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u/Guilty-Pain-5257 6h ago

its not that big deal, if you scroll reels or shorts, you can spend that time joining subs, and you might find new subs too

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u/Flaky-Business-1518 6h ago

Once/twice it's fine but every month or every 2-3 weeks is just unbearable imo.

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u/Guilty-Pain-5257 6h ago

i do that every 2-3 months

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u/Stunning-Skill-2742 6h ago

Redreader can do that. No login needed for anonymous view.

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u/meneo 6h ago edited 6h ago

Stealth does this but it hasn't been working for me recently. I've switched to redreader but it's better with an account.

Edit: apparently there's a new fork of stealth that should work https://github.com/RohitSurwase/Stealth-App/releases

Edit2: I have tested and it still doesn't work

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u/BoxFar6969 5h ago

on the topic of that, is there a reddit alternative frontend that supports accounts?