Two-hour Reddit outage caused by subreddits going dark in API fee protest

elf_lord_ZC5 said:
So does a dirty second hand piece of toilet paper.
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elf_lord_ZC5 said:
Reddit are too useless and incompetent to take what makes the other apps better than theirs, and compete with them, nope that is to much effort, easier to kill of that which is putting their current app to shame.
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Such a crap example. But that you are saying it is useless. The app works.
Still never heard what is wrong with the official app. And no adverts is not a valid thing
 
Fulcrum29 said:
It is sad how all these online social community services are kicking third-party apps to the curb. Twitter, dead. Facebook, dead. Now Reddit.

Third-party apps can still display ads, should it be enabled, but some third-party apps have a way better user experience and not only optimised, but customisable experience.

It is also BS that digital marketplaces remove the apps at request. They should leave it there, but deem it incompatible.

In my view, they should work with third-party developers to implement standards rather than to make them pay an unreasonable toll. In the end, it is the end-user paying the price.
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Do you use the mybb app?
 
Lefty309 said:
old.reddit is the only way to browse that site, even on mobile. The text and image density is unmatched.
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There's also a chrome extension that always redirects to an old.reddit version of any Reddit URLs. I also dislike browsing regular Reddit.
 
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