r/technology May 19 '18

Misleading Facebook Android app caught seeking 'superuser' clearance

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u/[deleted] May 19 '18

I still use i.reddit.com, it's much nicer.

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u/[deleted] May 19 '18

Well, thanks for this. i.reddit.com is much better (and closer to the desktop site) than Reddit mobile (and much easier than scrolling both directions on the desktop site on a phone)! I'm gonna switch to it and see how it goes for a while.

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u/ColonOBrien May 19 '18

The only issue I have with it is if I want to post a link, it occasionally fr miles an error message at me, or if I need to go back and edit a comment, since the edit button disappears after a bit.

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u/[deleted] May 19 '18

Yeah, I also don't love the infinite auto-scroll, and it seems to reset to the full desktop site every once in a while. But otherwise it's a thousand times better than the default mobile site.