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This thread in /r/dataisbeautiful seemed to indicate most people hate the new design and avoid it (old.reddit.com) - https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/9e4gvn/red...



7k data point here basically means 7k people that care enough / dislike the redesign enough to be involved in the poll to begin with.

How many users each day doesn't give a hoot about the redesign? 100's of thousands?


I'm a mod of a small subreddit and during the last 3 months around 10-15% of our visitors used the redesign, 20% browse on mobile, 30% use an App, and the rest use the old design. Engagement is highest in the Apps.


anecdotally, everyone I know primarily uses apps. sometimes multiple apps for various different use-cases. I fear the day reddit closes its API...


Thanks for sharing this. I use Reddit primarily on an iPhone using the app. I find it enjoyable. Kudos! I like the new React web site as well visually but agree with the usability issues noted here. I have to manually clear all my cookies to be able to login.


Mine is different. Majority are on desktop. Old reddit on the sub is a small share.


I like that your link is to old.reddit hah


Haha I didn't even notice that, I'm using a chrome plugin to force old.reddit


I still use i.reddit.com on mobile because its a fast good experience




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