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It's been a hard habit to break after 15 years, but I'm getting there.
Luckily for me reddit made it easy by killing 3rd party apps and I only ever browsed it with RiF.
RIP Apollo.
Same, when the app I used stopped working, I tried the reddit default one and bailed out after like 5 minutes of using that ad riddled shitpile
I still have it installed and even though it doesn't and will never work, I still like to open it, and once again have it yet to retrieve posts only to return "forbidden". I do it for old time's sake, like a digital pouring one out for RIF and the Reddit I used to know.
Same haven't been back since I joined lemmy in June.
You'll turn into a pile of salty salt if you look back. Don't do it 😀
They have yet to kill old, but I assume it's coming, and there's no way I'm tolerating the new interfaces.
I still have to google search reddit when I'm looking for specific info like opinions on games. Unfortunately lemmy's not reasonable to search, and Reddit has a much bigger userbase with a longer time to accumulate info about most topics.
Same here
Reddit just that niche 3 sentences of extremely specific scenarios I need
The best way I've found to search lemmy and kbin is using trystract.com with the discussions optic.