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I'll forever use old.reddit.com

Between that subdomain, RES and a custom userstyle, Reddit is quite a pleasant experience.



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I agree.

old.reddit.com + RES is still the best Reddit experience.


old.reddit.com + RES is still the best Reddit experience

If you have an account you can set this as the default. old.reddit.com + RES works really well for me. I really hope old.reddit.com does not go away.

I'm so accustomed to old reddit that I don't think I could ever switch. old.reddit.com and old reddit redirect browser extension helps make it seamless.

Same.

old.reddit.com + RES is still the best Reddit.


I got in the habit of typing old.reddit.com. Much much better, especially with RES.

And when you use RES[0] there are hundreds of other tweaks for the old.reddit.com that makes it a million time more easy to use.

[0]: https://redditenhancementsuite.com/


What's the benefit of that over just using old.reddit.com?

I use old.reddit.com

I still use old.reddit.com. new reddit is sooooooooo slow

I exclusively use old.reddit.com and it seems pretty good.

I find old.reddit.com to be the better experience on tablet/desktop, especially with the custom subreddit themes disabled.

old.reddit.com with redditenhancementsuite.com extension is still the best way to browse. I'm impressed that they've kept the old UI for so many years. The usage must be significant to keep it around.

The old Reddit UI is still available under the old.reddit.com domain. I use browser extensions to automatically redirect to the old saner UI every time I visit Reddit.

old.reddit.com is good if you're not logged in. But if you create an account and disable a ton of things like:

allow subreddits to show me custom themes, show user flair, show link flair, allow my data to be used for research purposes, allow reddit to log my outbound clicks for personalization, let other users see my online status, Use new Reddit as my default experience, and everything under "set personalization preferences"

And enable "compress the link display" which in turn disables thumbnails. It's basically just like HN.


Reddit is perfectly usable on the browser with old.reddit.com

old.reddit.com along with the RES plugin and an ad blocker almost make the site usable.

I have no idea how people use the new layout with a standard browser.


You can simply set your preferences to always use old.reddit.com, and it works fine.

old.reddit.com is what most people want anyway, maybe with the added gallery controls they added.
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