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99% Bacon reader, 1% old.reddit

I used to use RIF and very occasionally desktop via a search engine.

Web. I wanted to force myself to use it less so chose to access it via standard website it was usable enough to pop on, but frustrating enough to not keep me there for too long.

I did use Libreddit for a bit, but the instance I was using seems to have gone offline so I just use it less frequently - aiming for not at all.

I have moved to 95% web from 95% app.

I don't use it at all anymore. However if you'd like to continue to use it, id recommend a free and open source app that uses RSS called Geddit on F-Droid. It's more read only, but who wants to give data to Spez. Not I.

mostly mobile with Boost for Reddit (Android)

Mostly mobile with Rif, desktop only with RES. Not only do I adblock heavily with uBlock, but I've got a piHole at home to filter ad sites via DNS

Old Reddit on desktop, Apollo on iPhone and iPad, and Boost on Android. (Sync and Relay are great, but Boost feels most like Apollo to me.)

RIF on mobile most of the time, old.reddit when on desktop the rest (usually when looking up something with a search engine)

I'm using the Sync app, without it Reddit is a mess. I can't wait to see how it turns out for Reddit if they actually ditch 3rd party app support.

Been using Relay for quite some time. I had paid a few bucks for the ad free version years ago.

Don't really use Reddit on PC, so the third party app shutdown is likely moving me off Reddit

I mostly use Reddit on phone, with Sync , sometime i check it on web, for some stuff, but 95% of my time is Reddit on phone

Seems like a lot of people here don't know you can set your default www.reddit to be Old Reddit in your user settings. You don't/won't need to actually type "old.reddit"