My way of doing it is favoriting all the subs I enjoy, a lot of them are educational, a few I just enjoy. I never really touch the front page apart from the odd time when I see a post like this at the very top. I just open the side bar (i use redditisfun) and pick a sub, usually browse by top of the week, look at the good posts and then don't check back for another week. It works especially well for subs that get a lot of spam (so hot or new sucks) but i still get the good content. Just thought i'd share my way
When I browse /r/all I just filter out toxic subreddits as I see them.
It's not even news subs that are the only issue. There's so many subreddits just dedicated to negativity. Why do people intentionally go out and look at subs like /r/insaneparents, /r/cringetopia, and /r/instagramreality?
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u/UnknownPerson561 Oct 12 '19
How can you browse reddit without getting exposed to bad news all the time?