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So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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The article is literally about how they’re killing old.reddit.com unless you login.

There’s an article? All these years…

but is the article on reddit about old.reddit.com being killed so they can track your porn viewing after you have to log in.

Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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I refuse to log in to Reddit, deleted my account ages ago. And now on mobile it places an unclosable pop-over asking me to log in to continue reading. So now I only read things on desktop. Would like to stop using Reddit all together but sometimes it is genuinely useful to read some human answers, although since LLM’s train on the data I can get a lot of the same info that way at least.

Try "RedReader". You can use reddit without the account.

Android only ?

Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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> For users, Reddit has been in a downwards spiral since the IPO. I'd argue since redesign that introduced old.reddit > to give some examples of mod abuse You're barely scratching the surface. Many subreddits are directly astroturfed and sold out. The most clear indicator is when a subreddit links to alternative communication platform like Discord - it's there to signal that mods are selling out. This is particularly…

The problem with Lemmy is that every instance seems to treat itself as an insular fiefdom that bans dissenters. It’s the same problem scaled up. Instances can cross-post in theory, but often people seem to treat the domain as a tribal affiliation, and mods may block subs or even entire domains based on petty disagreements. I think Nostr solves this problem; individual relays may block certain accounts, but there’s no…

The "tribalism" is a feature not a bug. As attack is always cheaper than defense a system must be designed with that in mind. Defending against lemmy.ml is much easier than identifying and proving each attacker. The community itself then has incentive to self regulate as if we all get put on shit list our each individual capability suffers. This combined with full transparency of Fediverse makes identifying and pursuing bad actors much easier.

Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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I refuse to log in to Reddit, deleted my account ages ago. And now on mobile it places an unclosable pop-over asking me to log in to continue reading. So now I only read things on desktop. Would like to stop using Reddit all together but sometimes it is genuinely useful to read some human answers, although since LLM’s train on the data I can get a lot of the same info that way at least.

There are solutions to this, like libreddit/redlib. https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib

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Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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Looking at the conversations tied to movie fandoms has been fascinating. People treat movie franchises like a religion.

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Wait into you see they are all speaking English instead of ancient Greek.

Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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I refuse to log in to Reddit, deleted my account ages ago. And now on mobile it places an unclosable pop-over asking me to log in to continue reading. So now I only read things on desktop. Would like to stop using Reddit all together but sometimes it is genuinely useful to read some human answers, although since LLM’s train on the data I can get a lot of the same info that way at least.

You can block the overlay using uBlock Origin in Firefox Mobile (at least on Android). www.reddit.com##div#configured-xpromo-mweb3x_mid_funnel_blocking_v1_30s.configured-xpromo-bottom-sheet.configured-xpromo.rpl-bottom-sheet The selector is probably not as concise as it could be.

Isn't that just for the mobile app popup ? Seems to work ish but then I can't click anything (scroll is fine). No affect for old reddit

Re: So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

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It doesn't matter what they spent excatly but it's in their direct interest to raise legal moats for competitors. Kind of like what Allegedly Open AI tried with the "AI will kill us all" threats.

"excatly"????wtf?

I'm not an "AI" so I make spelling mistakes?
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