Reddit-Enhancement-Suite VS libreddit

You're missing https://redditenhancementsuite.com/

Along with RES, Dark Reader, and uBlock Origin, the internet would be far less pleasant without it.

If you're interested in contributing a feature then please consider checking out the github repo linked in the sidebar and don't forget to read this.

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Aussi je ne vois personne parler de RES.

Reddit Enhancement Suite--I always wonder when people browse Reddit without this.

issue + PR

unfortunately, for content scripts to run on any page in the "matches" array, seen in the pull request here, it has to ask for that permission.

Reddit => Libreddit

I'll use a libreddit frontend and just stop posting.

If you've heard of LibReddit by spikecodes, you may be disappointed to hear there has been a lack of maintenance on it for quite some time now. There is now a fork of it called LibBacon. The changes so far have been to remove the name "Reddit" from the project to avoid trademark issues and merge some PR's that have been piling up for some time. If at any point the original maintainer comes back, hopefully the changes can be upstreamed.

I have now stumbled onto "libreddit" [1].

> cloud Light: no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking, no bloat

I have been an addicted reddit user since before they had user accounts. I never had any desire to block reddit ads until the last ~6-12 months or so when it would autoplay ads when I scroll. I have "no thumbnails" so it doesn't show me the ad other than a line of text or so. I have "old" reddit enabled on my account -- this works for desktop. And now I've started using the explicit "old.reddit.com" on mobile. But I would prefer mobile-optimized reddit without audio ads. I will probably give libreddit a try.

[1] https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit

you can use frontends for reddit and youtube if you just want to browse. for reddit, you can use libreddit. for YouTube, you can use invidious. this will make it so that your machine never sends requests directly to reddit or youtube. if you want apps, then there's newpipe, vuetube, libretube(all for android).

When I'm on mobile, I use this bookmarklet to redirect reddit links to libreddit (or teddit):

Check out an alternate web client, like https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit. Even compared to the old design it's much more lightweight and clean, and compared to the redesign it makes 1/4 as many HTTP requests, uses 1/20th the CPU, 1/4 the memory, and 1/2 the bandwidth, doesn't require an account to subscribe to subs, can work as pure static HTML, and doesn't track anything. I have poor Internet and the difference is night and day.

Simply use https://libreddit.spike.codes/ or it's equivalent (if you're simply browsing reddit, without signing in)