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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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If you filter to All and sort by Active does that not more or less do the job? I never really used /r/All so I'm maybe not the best judge.
As someone who used /r/all before, what you say is exactly the same as I'm used to. Maybe sort by "Hot" though. Reddits algorithm is somewhere between "Hot" and "Active" here. Active is too slow, hot is too fast.
Ah, nice one, thanks :-)
Is there a way to stop everything from constantly updating/moving around once I've loaded the page? It's like it adds new posts to the top (even when sorting by active/hot) and bumps everything down.