r/compact

196 archived posts · Jul 2011 – May 2024

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I kept using reddit compact from around when it first appeared, continued using it after the really bad mobile site redesign came out, and used it up until the workarounds stopped working.

Reddit compact was

  • fast - pages loaded almost instantly even on my old phones from 2012 and 2016, saving me time and no doubt saving a lot of battery life

  • usable- comment threads were much easier to see visually and so much easier to follow,

  • clear and concise, a good user experience - in addition to being fast and responsive, it wasn't cluttered with noise and fluff and icons and nagging popups and whatever the hell is on the main mobile page that makes it feel awful to use

Compared with the cu

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I'm posting this for the third time. Reddit removes it for inexplicable reasons and the mod is completely out of touch so reposting is my only option.

Find the list at rentry dot co slash redditwebclients

Find an archive at archive dot is slash DultN

Edit: All of these are likely to stop working on July 1 2023 because their API usages will easily go over the free tier and nobody's going to pay the new and ridiculous API fees.

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u/palenerd•

Script here

I've managed to drag myself out of Skyrim Modding Hell long enough to fix a few things in this script.

Title text should be smaller, search/submit buttons won't break on certain pages, options expandos should fit better, and text inputs should no longer extend off the page. Also, the search bar and certain videos should no longer stretch off screen. Oh, and you can actually read wiki pages now.

For installation instructions, see this comment on the original post.


Issues still apparen

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