If I must visit Reddit for things like PC troubleshooting, I just avoid Reddit with a 10 foot RedLib sized pole and browse it that way.
Bonus points if you use Libredirect so it does this automatically for Reddit links :)
RiF was the main way that I used to browse your site, and if you take away the only way I can view it, then I’m gone! I refuse to support such a shitty company who screwed over the very same people who made their site big in the first place. I bet a ton of OG reddit users were using those “third party apps” too.
If I must visit Reddit for things like PC troubleshooting, I just avoid Reddit with a 10 foot RedLib sized pole and browse it that way.
Bonus points if you use Libredirect so it does this automatically for Reddit links :)
RiF was the main way that I used to browse your site, and if you take away the only way I can view it, then I’m gone! I refuse to support such a shitty company who screwed over the very same people who made their site big in the first place. I bet a ton of OG reddit users were using those “third party apps” too.
Markdown links without the protocol are interpreted as post IDs, as it turns out. There’s no post ID “redlib.catsarch.com”.
Oh wow, I didn’t even think that was a thing. TIL. Thank you for the heads up. Fixed!