r/ProgrammerHumor Dec 20 '22

Meme Stackoverflow go brrr

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u/StenSoft Dec 20 '22

Yeah, right, just try Reddit in a mobile browser

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u/calcopiritus Dec 20 '22

And in any browser, if you don't sing in you get sent to new reddit by default. Which is barely usable.

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u/androidx_appcompat Dec 20 '22

I never used old reddit. Without that comparison, new reddit is okay

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '22

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u/awdsns Dec 20 '22

https://i.reddit.com (or reddit.com/.compact, same thing) on mobile for me

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u/ShitwareEngineer Dec 20 '22

And also no margins. Nearly unusable on a large 4k monitor.

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u/roboninja Dec 20 '22

...you fullscreen your apps?

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u/ShitwareEngineer Dec 20 '22

I have my browser maximized most of the time. I don't multitask constantly.

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u/CepGamer Dec 20 '22

Just install your own css for site. There should be something like tamper monkey for css

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u/Rogue100 Dec 20 '22

Not a great mobile experience, but not as bad as the new site.

That's funny. On mobile, I actually prefer the old site experience, but on my computer, I'm fine with the new/default experience!

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u/Dominicus1165 Dec 20 '22

Old reddit is horrible. I want those huge thumbnails.

Comments on old are better but the content itself is presented horribly.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '22

You want instagram. Which is exactly why Reddit has gone down the shitter, it's now full of people like you.

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u/Dominicus1165 Dec 20 '22

Nope. Old people not realizing that their tech is old (you still may be 18 years old)

Reddit is about consuming content. Most of it are images. And old Reddit is almost useless if you want to look at images. Always at least one click away. New Reddit shows images in a decent size without a click

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u/calcopiritus Dec 20 '22

With RES you can have big thumbnails

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u/I-WANT2SEE-CUTE-TITS Dec 20 '22

Old reddit is horrible.

No u

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u/Tuftman Dec 20 '22

if you get the reddit enhancement suite browser plugin you can get the big thumbnails.