Ask HN: Do you like/use Reddit's redesign?
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Re: Ask HN: Do you like/use Reddit's redesign?
#162Not at ALL. I’ve never seen a single site design repel me more quickly. I depend heavily on the simplicity and information-density of the old design (e.g. being able to pick from a dozen link titles that all fit on screen at once). I also depend on the pinch-to-zoom simplicity of focusing on exactly what I want, which only works well in the “normal” web pages of the old design. The new “design” breaks everything that…
Re: Ask HN: Do you like/use Reddit's redesign?
#163It's a disaster. It is slower has worse UX than the old Reddit. Whoever thought making a SPA with React was a good idea was wrong. Reddit is a terrible use case for a SPA.
Design wise it's not terrible, but the chosen fonts have less readability than the previous fonts (I believe good old Verdana).
I will keep using old Reddit with RES for as long as I can.
Re: Ask HN: Do you like/use Reddit's redesign?
#164I dislike it, but I reluctantly use it because its very numerous and significant drawbacks are maybe offset by the fact that it offers night mode. If there was a night mode setting in the old version, I'd use that in a heartbeat.
Did you know user scripts can give you a night mode?
Re: Ask HN: Do you like/use Reddit's redesign?
#165I dislike the redesign very much. I've made a very simple open source extension to automatically redirect all reddit.com and www.reddit.com links to old.reddit.com. - https://github.com/aaomidi/reddit-fixer - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/reddit-fixer/boahh... - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/reddit-redire...
Thanks fam. This is even lighter than what I was using previously.