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TIL that 70% of US traffic on reddit is from users on a mobile device.
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Aren't they also pushing changes to have mobile browsers redirect to the app with no option for staying in the browser?
You can just enable "desktop site" checkbook in your mobile browser, it would send non-mobile user agent to the server. That's the only way a server can detect a mobile browser.
While that's an option the desktop site is barely navigable on a desktop let alone on a mobile device
old.reddit.com is still an option, for now at least.
But honestly? I'm going to stick to lemmy as much as I can.
old.reddit.com sucks on a phone though. It's very difficult to navigate without zooming in and out all the time to click on links.