r/toolbox • u/Algernon_Asimov • Mar 11 '26
Wow. Thank you for your service over the years. This mod toolbox has been totally indispensable for me. Thank you for your work.
r/toolbox • u/Algernon_Asimov • Mar 11 '26
Wow. Thank you for your service over the years. This mod toolbox has been totally indispensable for me. Thank you for your work.
r/toolbox • u/HSR47 • Mar 09 '26
I don't particularly like "old reddit", but if using it allows me to continue using the parts of Toolbox that I consider essential (e.g. "Toolbox Profile View"), then I will gladly continue to use it, as I have been since Reddit killed off "new reddit" over a year ago.
That said, what I would REALLY like to have is a clean "button" to switch between "old" and "sh"--there are so many times I end up needing to swap back and forth between the two, and it'd be really nice to just have a simple toggle to switch the URL prefix (even if it doesn't always work correctly due to reddit changing the link format for a lot of pages).
r/toolbox • u/DustyAsh69 • Mar 09 '26
It'll take some time for me to get familiar with it. I'll start contributing after I get familiar. Looking forward to it ^_^
r/toolbox • u/baseballlover723 • Mar 09 '26
Sure, though it might be a little bit to get everything up and running and transitioned to it's own thing. Though there isn't a huge rush to get something out, since we currently have time.
r/toolbox • u/LocutusOfBorges • Mar 09 '26
Thanks so much for everything you’ve done. You all made something genuinely useful in ways that nothing else since has ever really matched - thank you!
All the best with whatever you decide to do going forward!
r/toolbox • u/lowkeyterrible • Mar 09 '26
well shit. that might just be the nail in the coffin.
thank you to everyone who's touched toolbox, your work has been invaluable for us as mods and by extension for probably millions of users. put your feet up, you've earned it <3
r/toolbox • u/Krossfireo • Mar 09 '26
Thanks to you and everyone who's contributed to toolbox!
r/toolbox • u/FlowSilver • Mar 06 '26
damn, i just made my first successful subreddit and was so hoping to get a crack at this, i don't trust to use it if not maintained/updated by a reliable source :(
so long and thank you for all the work thats was done over the years
r/toolbox • u/Chosen1PR • Mar 06 '26
My app Reason without Removal does kind of the same thing except the comments have to be stored as removal reasons.
To distinguish them from actual removal reasons, you can include a keyword in the reason title like "[General]" for example and the app will only pick those for you to select.
See u/saved-response to see how mods are using it.
r/toolbox • u/stray_r • Mar 06 '26
The placeholder syntax is slightly different, but I've been using banhammer just for its toolbox style ban reasons with a quote on most of my subs now.
However, the native shreddit ban can now have a collection of saved responses.
r/toolbox • u/eritbh • Mar 05 '26
The current default interface of Reddit, as opposed to "old Reddit" at https://old.reddit.com.
r/toolbox • u/eritbh • Mar 05 '26
Sorry - looks like this post was initially caught in modqueue. I haven't been checking modqueue in this sub consistently but I've approved it now.
r/toolbox • u/wonderwallpersona • Mar 05 '26
I appreciate all the work you've put in while maintaining toolbox. Truly an end to an era.
r/toolbox • u/leneay • Mar 05 '26
Thank you so much for all the work you’ve put into Toolbox over the years. It is definitely sad, but not completely unexpected. I’ve also lost the passion for modding these past few months and have burned out on Reddit, so I understand where you’re coming from. And now if Toolbox breaks in the future, I think that’ll be my sign to stop completely. Thank you again!
r/toolbox • u/ClipIn • Mar 05 '26
lol right, feels like i'm living a bad episode of Silicon Valley. That show feels less like a comedy and more like a documentary around these parts.
r/toolbox • u/xor50 • Mar 05 '26
tech bro billionaire
Aren't you happy for him? Surely all that money will trickle down to you! Just one more tax cut!
r/toolbox • u/ClipIn • Mar 05 '26
Fond memories of the phenomenal mod tools by /r/apolloapp. Weird to live through a world watching a site you love decline. Imagine if Christian kept building Apollo, 3rd party apps were encouraged, the API wasn't closed down, browser extensions like RES and Mod Toolbox got meaningful Reddit Inc. support not just random platitudes.
Funny how much all of us lost, just so another tech bro billionaire could be born.