Reddit Starts Blocking Mobile Website, Pushing Users to App Instead
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#2Aaron Swartz (RIP) must be rolling in his grave. F** Reddit. At this point I only visit the old reddit. Once they block it as well, I am never going back.
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#3this must be some a/b testing as i’m not seeing anything different
actually it does have a dismissable banner i haven’t even noticed
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#4The bigger problem with using app is that you will ALSO have to use its in-app browser
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#5This makes me want to download their app even less. And at 400+ MB, it wasn't exactly at the top of my list.
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#6I'm getting so tired of Reddit's antics. Also removing content seemingly at random without any meaningful explanation, and ignoring any messages about it. Which both makes mods look bad and is a blatant violation of the Digital Services Act.
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#8Continuum app still seems to be working fine, but sadly no new users allowed thanks to Reddit policies.
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#10They are testing things. There was an undismissable banner for a week or so and now it’s gone for me.
It did not get me to download the app. I just stopped clicking reddit links.