From reading the article, the impression I get is that Reddit wants to offer different viewing methods to better onboard and encourage new users to sign-up, whilst still keeping the same browsing methods from before, so as not to alienate existing users.
I don't have access to the redesign myself though, so it might be different. What's irked you about the redesign?
From reading the article, the impression I get is that Reddit wants to offer different viewing methods to better onboard and encourage new users to sign-up, whilst still keeping the same browsing methods from before, so as not to alienate existing users.
I don't have access to the redesign myself though, so it might be different. What's irked you about the redesign?