[sumy23]

Reddit has an odd strategy. I have Apollo on my phone, which is a great Reddit app that doesn’t have ads. Sometimes, I go to Reddit in Safari out of habit. The experience is so terrible, that it forces me to go from the website, which has ads, to Apollo, which doesn’t. The performance of the mobile website is absolutely terrible as well. It’s like they’re trying to make a garbage website.

[mikkergp]

The thing that almost has me quitting reddit is that the mobile browser basically blocks you from viewing anything nsfw, which would be fine, if the definition of nsfw wasn't so broad as to cover like 1/4 of the front page. Also, even when I had the app, the links wouldn't work half the time, they'd take me to the app store instead, and then I don't think you can configure nsfw-friendly mode in the app. And I've been trying to use the app less so I use the site less so basically I'm f'ed from using reddit on my phone.

[mikkergp]

It seems like it's getting worse, now apparently it's blocking anything that is unreviewed

[colinmhayes]

They are trying to make a garbage website. Most of their users use adblock, so they're trying to funnel you onto an app. They'll probably ban 3rd party apps at some point, then they can serve all their mobile users ads.

[freeplay]

Amplosion + Open In Apollo extension "On"

Never see Reddit's website on mobile ever again