Re:In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
by londons_explore on Monday March 22, 2021 @02:53PM
(#26545106)
The new UI is great! It keeps the programmers occupied so they stop messing with the old UI that I actually want to use.
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Re:In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
by hntrader on Monday March 22, 2021 @06:12PM
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This was one of the few UI changes that I never got accustomed to over time. It's still just as bad, irritating and ugly as the first day I used it.
Re:In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
by typon on Monday March 22, 2021 @03:02PM
(#26545247)
Till one day they pull the old UI and theres nothing you can do about it
Re:In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
by ookware on Monday March 22, 2021 @03:45PM
(#26545807)
The day they turn off old reddit and stop third party API access is the day I can finally detox myself from reddit.
Re:In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
by Spivak on Monday March 22, 2021 @03:38PM
(#26545717)
I mean there's not nothing you can do. You can still grab the source to old Reddit and it's just a matter of gluing the old UI to the new API like all the 3rd party clients do.
Not trivial by any means but there's a lot of prior art floating around you could pull from.
Sure they could pull API access and be more hostile to scrapers but that's the current escape hatch for people who would have left because of the redesign.
Re:In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
by breakingcups on Monday March 22, 2021 @04:13PM
(#26546261)
I'm even more worried they'll shut off the API at some point and start going hostile to third-party clients.