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Reddit is becoming "a logged-in-only experience"
(www.dexerto.com)
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
yep, they've been turning up the dial for some time now ...slowly implementing anti-mobile browsing nags and locking down content by classification. And good on them, nothing will ruin their run faster than their own enshittification efforts.
for someone reason i was using new reddit on mobile , instead of using old reddit for a while. until the nagging got really annoying until 2 months ago where i switched to using old reddit redirect and sink it extension to make it usable on mobile. now that is gone too, but im using a reskin extension.
I feel like reddit will eventually become like Facebook in that only lame people will still use it, but it will be a big enough percentage that it's going to be unavoidable in a very annoying way.
the front page is mostly memes, and reposts by AI. plus any political post gets drown out, especially the ones that makes the gop look bad.
It's annoying, because so much of the Internet is linked through Reddit. If I'm not constantly seeing these links, I can just pretend it doesn't exist. Instead, I'm peppered with links to the Walled Garden, fully knowing I'm not allowed inside