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I actually like the new new Reddit more than the new Reddit that preceded it. Maybe an unpopular opinion. Although I haven't had time to use it that much yet.
I kind of like it more than the current new redesign. It seems to make better use of horizontal space, it doesn't leave black bars. However, I haven't tried it on 16:9 screen, but a 20:9.
What I don't like is lack of Markdown editor. That new(2) editor is even wose than FancyPants editor of new(1). There's just three options: GIF (works), Image (worked after spamming it like 100 times) and "T" which is probably for text editing (doesn't work at all).
Anyway, am I the only or does it feel like X?
Disclaimer: I haven't tried using it, I just checked it for 3 minutes now.
Who cares. I'm over here now.
Welcome and please stay on Lemmy. It’s what reddit used to be and only improves every month the more people come here.
whaat? They changed like nothing at all. Where is the redesign? The current UI is garbage, but the new one is equally as bad
On Firefox mobile when I click in to a post now the comment dialog has like 10 characters width max.
If I scroll down at all in a nested chain it quickly goes to 1 character lol
If I refresh then it somewhat goes back to normal.
Just checked for you lazy bastards.
Old.reddit.com still working (for me anyways)