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Use a front like Redlib, there are also browser extensions to redirect your click
Nah I'm not doing that much work for reddit. It's going to start slowly dying off like facebook anyways. I'd noticed over the last year or so how much content from Indian subreddits were making the frontpage. Especially on weekends and the mornings of weekdays. I don't really need that, nor do I need the ads, bots, shills and other junk that has accumulated. Time for reddit to digg itself its own grave.
I agree but my point was that Reddit is still a valuable website to search infos when you need it, and a frontend is the best way to do it in every aspect.
Also pretty much effortless, just go here and search stuff: https://reddit.nerdvpn.de/
It's all indexed in the LLM's now, don't need Reddit anymore for Reddit answers.
AI are not credible for many specific things, a feedback by a real user is much more reliable
I've started doing this, one tip I have is there's an option in the settings Layout->Compact that makes it a bit more like old.reddit to browse