[jokoon]

I use RIF for android and it now has a GDPR consent thing that I refuse everytime.

It's amazing that reddit survived its redesign, I wish they would rollback. I'm also curious about how many users still use the old design.

If they remove the old design, I would obviously not use reddit anymore, and I don't know if there are viable frontends that would allow me to login.

[MauranKilom]

Last time I looked at the graphs, it was something like a single-digit percentage of users that are still using old.reddit.com, and shrinking.

[bruce343434]

How? The site is so slow and unresponsive, as for threads it hand-picks like 3 comments at best, you have to click to see all and it still won't show all. How and why do people put up?

[approxim8ion]

low visibility for the option to revert to old Reddit.

[tim--]

But how many people does that single percentage number represent? With hundreds of thousands of active accounts, loosing 5% of users is not an insignificant amount of a user base.

I can't see anything replacing Reddit any time soon, though.

[BeFlatXIII]

Is it shrinking due to conversions to new reddit or due to new users signing up and throwaway alts who never convert to old Reddit?

[nojito]

The redesign by all metrics has been a resounding success.

It’s probably one of the best examples of a company ignoring the vocal minority in order to succeed.