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I only used old.reddit, it's a sad day as I say goodbye to reddit because the new layout is terrible and since they killed open reddit clients there is no alternative.


You can still use old.reddit, you just need to be logged in. That said, if old.reddit ever went away altogether I would stop using it too.


Logging in is enough friction to prevent me from browsing casually. Especially when I'm on a work computer.

One benefit is my productivity had a temporary boost this week until I find another site to read.


Maybe RES (or other extension) should gain a mode where new reddit is rendered in the style of old reddit?


For you to give that good-good user tracking data you do.


You can do it without logging in too if you use an extension that autoredirects. That's what I do. I use a FF extension called Old Reddit Redirect.


Doesn't work for me. Seems like this login gate for old.reddit is being progressively rolled out.


That is extremely unfortunate. :(

The day I can no longer use Old Reddit is the day I stop using Reddit.


I'm able to browse old.reddit.com without logging in right now.

Maybe it's for specific subs?


Not yet, but it's coming to old.reddit.com globally soon: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/06/reddit-will-require-...


Just got redirected to download their app after being redirected to the new site.


Same here. I can't stand the new Reddit. It spins up fans on my $3500 laptop, freezes and loads very slow. Once the old one stops working, I will have to stop using it.


This isn't sad at all, this will help me break my reddit addiction splendidly.


I still use "RedReader" on mobile, this works. If that client would be gone, I'd also say goodbye to Reddit.




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