Looks like Yahoo! in ca. 2002.

Looks like one of those clickbait content websites that pop up on social media. I guess this is what you get when everything is aimed at ad revenue and short term profit. Next logical step, sell the thing to some corpo while is still relevant.

This is why old.lemmy.world is a godsend.

Don't insult Windows XP by comparing it to this trash.

this is the (relatively) new sh.reddit.com ui (which is now the default for logged off users; it's actually much lighter then new reddit and doesn't use much js and barely has any tracking), logging in should grant you access to new.reddit.com; and of course good old old.reddit.com is always there (install RES; hit Shift+X to expand images)

Wow that is worse than i expected

Wait, that's the front page? At first I thought it was an individual post page and the complaint was more about all the things surrounding the post. Instead, they take up almost the entire screen to show a single post?

I don't know. I think this new Facebook UI looks about the same as it was before. Oh, this is Reddit? lol

What have you done to reddit?

Well, much. But in the end i just left without a trace after 12 years.

old.reddit.com still works for me

UI is the smallest of all problem about Reddit right now

first i thought i watching YouTube

Eww, I have a plugin to automatically go to old.reddit, so I didn't know they changed it again and made it even worse!

Another to be glad I stopped using reddit.

Okay, so does anyone wanna talk about the math thingy in the post?

As someone who used the site for almost as long (don't know the exact length) how is this just now the thing that bothers you? Reddit has been consistently declining in quality for at least 6 years now if not even longer. What year did they stop showing the upvote and downvote count? That was the first in what became a long line of quality downgrades

Reminds me of Digg. They turned into a very pretty ghost town.