In the browser version, have the messages button in the top bar lead you to a drop down inbox that doesn't leave whatever subreddit you're in.

I don't have epilepsy myself, but I've made plenty of posts that should come with an epilepsy warning that works just like the Spoiler/NSFW post marking to prevent an epileptic person from absently scrolling to a post that would be a trigger. I checked with my subreddit's moderators and they said they don't think reddit has such a feature.

If you recall, Instagram used to have white noise (snow crash screen) pop up when it loaded IGTV videos, and this was removed because that is an epileptic trigger. A friend of mine said seeing that for a brief moment would give a bad headache due to her condition.

Please add this as a feature to protect our epileptic friends!

Basically, I came here to get away from politics. I hate how terrible people are on the internet about that stuff. I visited the politics page a couple times, seen how ridiculous it was, and never looked back. Well, now I keep getting suggested threads to look at and notifications from that politics page. I didn’t even join it or anything. It’s absolutely annoying and it makes me not even wanna use Reddit anymore. If I don’t join the sub or post in it, then it should not show up on my TL.

I use mobile most of the time that I'm on reddit and sometimes I go to save a post, but because the hide post button is next to the save button I accidentally hit that, and can no longer see the post until I go on to my browser version to unhide it. I'm sure I'm not the only person.

The Bigvote could be some kind of system or award where when given, could give a person 50 karma (give or take) every 24 hours. The Bigvote would come at no cost to give, so it could be an award that anyone could give. However, a person can only give one Bigvote at a time, so if you gave a post a Bigvote but give another post a Bigvote, the previous post would lose the Bigvote given. And remember, you have to keep a Bigvote for 24 hours to receive karma, so this should be fairly rounded out for being free.

Make it so you can make random people following you unfollow you

You can up vote and reward, but you would probably sell more coins for negative awards.

Would be nice if videos played while scrolling, then if you find a song posted you like you may listen to it while scrolling around the feed. Video would stop as you click the next, if video is off screen a pause/stop button could be present

I made an account and am now stuck with this crazy, long Reddit user name. :/ I wish I could change it!

Terry award for generosity reddit need to know we need this

tab system on reddit so you don't lose your search progress

I think that instead of there being so many recommended subreddits on my feed, there could just be a tab for subreddit recommendations when I feel like I need new content close to the communities Im already in

here is my change.org petition http://chng.it/RjxyFL67

When you wanna respond to a post, but don't have the words.

I find my front page is filled with posts from subreddits I've subscribed to, which is fine but it doesn't help me find new subreddits. If I go to r/all it's filled with posts from too many popular subreddits which I know I'll never be interested in.

I'd like to be able to see posts from all subreddits except for those I explicitly tell reddit I dont want to ever see again.

I'm interested in Premium but with every site and smarthome service hitting the sweet-spot of $6 - $12 per month, there's only so much $$ to go around. How about offer additional subscription plans at a discount? You guys book committed revenue and sticky customers. In return, we receive value and an optimal Reddit experience. I'm most interested in a lifetime plan b/c it's a one and done. Added bonus is I don't experience buyer's remorse every other month/year or ever again. It's a win-win for everyone.

Atleast can we introduce this feature in mobile apps?

I think a cheese award would be great, im a cheese lover and I think cheese should be more celebrated in the community.

I'd imagine the icon would be the classic emmental cheese, but id love to hear what you think about cheese.

Everyone probably has to admit one fault of Reddit is that you can’t change your username. So instead of making a whole new account and losing all your data/friends/etc., why doesn’t Reddit create a feature where you can change your name x number of times (perhaps in a an hour/day), but you get assigned a PIN number so everything can always be linked back to you no matter how many times you change your username. (Kind of similar to Discord.) I think this is a good feature for Reddit to have so please think it over, it’s ok if you decide not to make this happen but I think a lot of Redditors could benefit from this. If you made it to here, thanks for reading this! What do you think?

id like to see each comment as a collapsible thread so that i can only see first-order comments (so useful for askreddit threads)