not just reddit. any site like that is a no go.
Memes
Rules:
- Be civil and nice.
- Try not to excessively repost, as a rule of thumb, wait at least 2 months to do it if you have to.
The worst is when companies and resutrants use "Instagram" or "Facebook" as their official webpage.
There's a restaurant where I live that I've never gone to because I can't book it without giving fuckerburg my data
even worse is any deals are on downloaded apps. F that. The only good effect for me with that is its an effective way to identify and avoid corporate type institutions as they are top in using it.
especially the sites that have academic questions and solutions for that but they are locked behind an account and then a subscription.
I assume those are just straight up virus factories.
old reddit still works. For now.
Did I miss something? Or just a joke about the future of reddit because obviously they will go for it at some point.
When I go to a subreddit a popup appears over similar to those news sites asking me to either login or open in app. So it's kinda the present
That's for NSFW communities. Since the protests, quite a lot of communities are still marked as NSFW, even if they're not, in reality.
If you’re on mobile it will happen when you just search a question on google, no matter the subreddit
Firstly, why are you using Google? Secondly, you must be doing something else wrong because I have never seen that outside of NSFW stuff. The only time I go to reddit is on mobile via the browser when I'm searching for something, and I'm not logged into an account.
Firstly, why are you using Google?
Are you under the impression you're talking to your 8 yr old?
So what your saying is that one of the very tools that people used to protest, is now being used to perpetuate the very thing they were protesting?
Why am I not surprised.
Reddit has always required login to view NSFW. ETA: Whelp, I was wrong.
Time for a 10 minute mail and 123456 as a password. Take that bullshit website!
Discord is already there. (Please don't tell me, it's an app. You can use it via web perfectly fine.)
Imagine creating an account just so you can find out how to fix an issue you're having and then instantly deleting your account after seeing all the nazi shit on the front page.
There's a userscript, 'old reddit redirect'.
Nah, it's a full on J turn and then floor it!
Even worse if you take your time, register with 10min mail and the content is not what you are looking for
Byeeeee
You mean Twitter right? Reddit is still plenty open.
Old reddit is still open, new reddit and the mobile site have been locked down for a while now.
Give them a couple weeks
Yep... every time.
I can still browse without an account.
Depends on the sub. r/Ukraine is set to NSFW, so they require an account to "verify" for some reason.
Can't you just use old.plebbit?
Yes you can
For twitter nitter is really usefull
Reader mode on the browser works sometimes.