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Yeah it feels yucky. But like I said, since google search results still have a decade+ of answers that are often good I'm almost forced to eventually click a reddit link. Before this week that was not usually a problem. I didn't even convert every link to old reddit before they forced its end.
But as of this week any reddit link I click jams up my browser when I back-click. Its sticky and extra fucky. They are actively sabotaging reddit.
When you find a good reddit post with information, grab it and post it here with an asterisk that it came from a specific sub. Reddit has made fat bank off of user's content, so now users should return the favor and bring the best of it here. I've got my posts archived and am soring through them and rewriting the best ones to repost here.. Was on vintagemac and did a ton of how-to's.
I pay $10/month to Kagi so I can remove Reddit result from searches without having to add the flag to the query. Reddit has been garbage for 5 years now.
Kagi is legit, startpage is also good (and free).
Try Startpage, Kagi, and even Qwant.