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Use Lemmy 😂

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If you just want to read you also could use libreddit.

Libreddit instances

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You can also use a mirror. Teddit and LIbreddit are great.

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Thanks, although I suspect they will die with the API chances :(

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If you’re running uBlock Origin, go into the addon settings, go to Filter Lists, and turn on the Annoyances filters. They’re not on by default, but should get rid of these kinds of “known” popups across popular sites.

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Awesome, never knew this!

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Specifically, it’s the Easylist - Notifications filter that seems to do it for Reddit.

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“AdGuard – Mobile App Banners” does the trick too.

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I think old.reddit.com bypasses it.

Not responsive of course, but servicable

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For now. There was a reddit post last week that showed reddit was trialing blocking all mobile traffic that doesn’t come from the app. Using “desktop” mode in most browsers won’t save you either as the user agent still leaks that it’s a mobile browser.

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I’m not saying that corporate reddit has a history of acting intelligently, but requiring mobile traffic to use the app might be the dumbest thing they could do.

That’s actually going to lose them traffic.

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