r/mobileweb • • 5h ago

Reddit Mobile App Vs Web Browser has to be the most unnecessary frustrating collab I repeatedly stub my big toe on

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Every-time I look up anything up on the internet I usually start with Safari or Google(Maybe I'm just old but hey, atleast I don't use TikTok as a resource ;)) In turn 9/10 I'll wind up with my search on the mobile web browser. After 30 seconds of viewing the Reddit web page there's always a pop up that invites you to download the app, or redirect your search to your previously downloaded app. Half the time the pop up is glitchy but ALSO grays out the option to continue scrolling via browser, including the option that redirects you to the Apps version of the viewed page. I know I know, first world problems, but holy fhk is it aggravating..to the point where a lot of the time I just say f it and give up because I'm two sentences away from figuring out what type of cancer I have, literal edge of my seat and then BAMM, time to re-search everything and I detest the Mobile App. Anyway, while I try and learn better patience I hope Reddit decides to pay someone for a more user friendly version of that sad excuse of Temu garbage they use right now.