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Reddit experimenting with blocking mobile browsers
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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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They already crippled the mobile site years ago and put login walls from a long while ago, way before the pandemic. old.reddit.com was the only thing that let me skip it. They deserve to die out.
I was using i.reddit.com during this period. The default mobile website was completely unusable.
Of course, they recently removed i.reddit.com, similar to the third party apps. They achieved the desired user growth and are now transitioning into the aggressive monetization phase.
Good luck making money off of me while I'm using Lemmy instead of Reddit.
https://old.reddit.com/.i works for ireddit i think