• @[email protected]
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    82 years ago

    10 years on reddit, most of that through RIF.

    It feels like I’ve been kicked out of my home by monsters.

      • @[email protected]
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        212 years ago

        RIF should be a case study in UX/UI design: it’s user satisfaction (and really addiction) were a direct result to the ease of use of the interface and the speed with which you could consume content.

        I fucking miss RIF already, and it’s not been 24 hours yet. When’s the last time you felt this way about an app?

    • @[email protected]
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      32 years ago

      Agree, not the way I expected things to end, but now we’re here at lemmy. Tried browsing reddit earlier without rif and stopped after 1 page. It’s insanely ad heavy and clunky…

      • EatALime
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        22 years ago

        The next best way to browse reddit is through a teddit front end. The main one is teddit.net, but today I learned there is another one at reddit.lol, along with various others. You can’t log in or vote, but if you happen to get linked to Reddit, using one of the teddit sites will let you avoid the ads and will provide a streamlined page.

  • @[email protected]
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    92 years ago

    I am still baffled that Reddit didn’t have options like, ads in API calls for 3rd party apps, or paying Reddit users can use 3rd party apps. It feels like Google blocking me for using Firefox even though I am a Google One subscriber, on a Pixel, browsing over Google Fiber.

  • @[email protected]
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    102 years ago

    RIP RIF. The only app that I could bear to use on android. Thanks for so many awesome years.

    Here’s to seeing if Lemmy (or maybe tildes.net if we get invites) works out. Seems like a cool community so far