[gruez]

>Some features which previously worked are broken.

Examples?

>Also, I think just calling it "old." feels a bit condescending and patronizing to the user. It certainly communicates that its days are numbered, so why would I want to invest any more of my time into it?

I guess they could call it "classic", but that'd be longer to type in the address bar.

[forgotmypw17]

>Examples?

Image galleries.

Mod mail, rules list, and other mod features.

A few others I can't remember and don't care enough to go digging for.

Generally speaking, in the last couple of years, the more I use reddit, the less I want to use it. I've been pretty involved in it for 10+ years and used to love it. Reddit used to be a pretty important part of my life. It took a long time to de-train me from coming back to it, but they've done it. I hardly ever open it anymore, and I've routed www.reddit.com to localhost so that I wouldn't end up on the new design by accident. I've only done that for less than a dozen addresses.

[Diederich]

I've been using old.reddit.com since it was introduced, and a large fraction of that use is on mobile.

> Image galleries.

I don't have any trouble with these.

> Mod mail, rules list, and other mod features.

I don't do any moderation on reddit, so I'll take your word for it here.

The biggest, frequent pain point I have with using reddit is their v.reddit.com videos. That is a garbage experience, but from what I understand, that experience is across old and new.

[gruez]

>Image galleries.

seems to work fine with RES