The only way to use Reddit on mobile is to use old Reddit. You have to zoom in to tap on things, but holy hell it's still so much better than the mobile version of the website.
It's wild to me that Reddit never developed a reasonably functional mobile version of their site. They bought out a few designs, and relied on 3rd party apps for a while, and now they're doing their utmost to force everyone to use the garbage pile that is their current design. I just don't see how it proved such an impossible task for them.
I get the sense that tying their shoelaces is an impossible task for them. That the site is online and running is a damned miracle.
Eh, the worse the experience is, the less I want to use Reddit, which is only good if you ask me.
The only way to use Reddit on mobile is to use old Reddit. You have to zoom in to tap on things, but holy hell it's still so much better than the mobile version of the website.
It's wild to me that Reddit never developed a reasonably functional mobile version of their site. They bought out a few designs, and relied on 3rd party apps for a while, and now they're doing their utmost to force everyone to use the garbage pile that is their current design. I just don't see how it proved such an impossible task for them.
I get the sense that tying their shoelaces is an impossible task for them. That the site is online and running is a damned miracle.
Eh, the worse the experience is, the less I want to use Reddit, which is only good if you ask me.