[jimmySixDOF]

One of the most annoying things is to open a thread and be forced to click all over the place to see comments rolled up under each other. You can't even search comments inside a single post until you have somehow unwound everything. Thats why I use Sync for Reddit and will logout proper if they dump 3rd party clients.

[londons_explore]

'reddit enhancement suite' has an expand all button. You can then search with the regular browser search feature within the page.

[driscoll42]

Reddit without RES (also uBlock Origin) is reddit that's only 50-75% usable. Though I would also say old.reddit is infinitely superior to the newer reddit interface as well.

[Melatonic]

I agree - I mostly was using Reddit on mobile for years for this reason (using Reddit is Fun on android) because I was too lazy to setup RES on desktop. Once I got a proper config setup + constant redirect to old.reddit.com (was already using Ublock) the site is a millions times better even without logging in. And of course even if you make a throwaway username and do a little subreddit subscription customization that makes it even better.

[dharmaturtle]

I love Sync for Reddit. This script loads more comments inline:

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/5578-reddit-load-continue-...

For some reason the icons are large, so I tweaked the CSS to make it smaller. Don't recall my exact change though >_>

Video of it in action: https://imgur.com/a/lOansZO

[knorker]

old.reddit.com fixes that, no?

[dbetteridge]

No, they've changed something recently where sufficiently nested comments with replies now seem to show 'click to see more' thing as well

[staindk]

As per the other reply to you, I'm pretty sure this has always been a thing.

At least in the past it was a 'non-gold' restriction[1] that you could only set your account to load up to 500 comments automatically.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/3z7xac/can_i_load_all... (could not find an official recent source so things may have changed)

[flutas]

Another change we could be seeing. Reddit allows mods to collapse comment threads as of 03-12-2019.

> such as an ability to auto-collapse comments by users[0]

[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditsecurity/comments/b0a8he/dete...

[garbagetime]

That's always been the case, it should not be as bad as new Reddit though

[Izkata]

Let's go all the way back to i.reddit.com