It would be great if I could easily toggle between two profiles of data loading, low bandwidth mode and a high bandwidth mode.
Reeddit - Minimalist, elastic and read-only web app client for Reddit
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#22"The most important information", but you don't show points? Sorry, but this is unusable.
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#23"The most important information", but you don't show points? Sorry, but this is unusable.
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#24Is "Reddit" trademarked? Could there be an issue here?
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#25Re: Reeddit - Minimalist, elastic and read-only web app client for Reddit
#26What's the difference between your channel vs. concatenating multiple subreddits in the URL like /r/programming+science? Because the latter supports more than 3 subreddits at once.
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#27Looks good. I'm always looking for better ways to read reddit. I don't like their UI. I've been experimenting with the best way to read reddit. My first idea was a specialized browser that has 5 tabs open. When you close one tab, another automatically opens with the next unread story from the current subreddit. That way, as fast as you could smack Ctrl+W, you'd get the the next unread story, already loaded. It worked…
Re: Reeddit - Minimalist, elastic and read-only web app client for Reddit
#28Is "Reddit" trademarked? Could there be an issue here?
Re: Reeddit - Minimalist, elastic and read-only web app client for Reddit
#29Looks good. I'm always looking for better ways to read reddit. I don't like their UI. I've been experimenting with the best way to read reddit. My first idea was a specialized browser that has 5 tabs open. When you close one tab, another automatically opens with the next unread story from the current subreddit. That way, as fast as you could smack Ctrl+W, you'd get the the next unread story, already loaded. It worked…
The biggest problems with reddit aren't so much how to read it, but rather what can be read there. Most of the major subreddits are no longer worth following, unless you're interested in hipsterism or curious about the meme-of-the-hour. The smaller subreddits generally have limited traffic, resulting in very slow discussion. Email mailing lists are far superior for discussions with this size of a community. Censorshi…
Each sub is its own community. If you're having troubles like you mentioned above, you haven't found the right ones yet.
Re: Reeddit - Minimalist, elastic and read-only web app client for Reddit
#30"The most important information", but you don't show points? Sorry, but this is unusable.
I just thought that if you weren't able to vote on posts and comments in the first place (being read-only), maybe the points were not relevant to the 'just reading' experience.