[plasma]

Reddit's AMP is terrible, I wish I could opt-out.

[ffpip]

Reddit's AMP implementation makes me think they genuinely stopped giving a fuck about users.

[mhh__]

They must have calculated they can't survive at their current ad impression rates, hence the forcing people onto their app at literally any cost these days.

It wouldn't be as much of a problem if the app actually worked well, but it doesn't

[Google234]

Are there more ads on the app?

[ceejayoz]

More ad tracking too, I suspect. I'd imagine Reddit's audience is fairly heavy on ad/privacy blocking; can't do that in the app.

[aitchnyu]

With autoplaying video with sound, I have to unpause my music after an ad. On the plus side, one brand (AFAICT) enabled comment section on their ad.

[ffpip]

They push awards and coins heavily on the app. Like you get constant prompts to spend money on fake karma, digital coins and stuff

[josefx]

old.reddit.com? I think they also have an option for it when you are logged in.

[marakv2]

And i.reddit.com for mobile