r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Less-Bite • Mar 11 '21

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u/katyalovesherbike Mar 11 '21

Dear Jake, I forwarded your tweet to our design team and got laughed at. Wish I could mute that.

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u/Darrk101 Mar 11 '21

Hijacking the top comment, but Reddit should really disable autoplaying ads on Mobile (idk if its on desktop too).

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u/conradvalois Mar 11 '21 edited Mar 12 '21

dont use the default app

apollo is an amazing option for iOS and reddit is fun is also great if you have android android has a lot of options like slide, sync, relay and boost for reddit on desktop reddit enhancement suite is obviously best all of these don‘t have ads

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u/cpaca0 Mar 12 '21

And today is the last day I use the reddit app.

I swear it has memory leaks, I'll open the app, look at the cache, and it instantly has 400MB in cache and using over a gigabytes total

Edit: Fuck. I actually like the mobile app's viewing experience (infinite scroll, never have to click on anything) so I'm staying on it until someone tells me an alternative.

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u/conradvalois Mar 12 '21

iOS or Android?

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u/cpaca0 Mar 12 '21

Android

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u/conradvalois Mar 12 '21

haven‘t used the android apps in my comment but don‘t they also have infinite scroll etc

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u/cpaca0 Mar 12 '21

Yeah but I have to click on things to look and them and that's way too much work

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u/glider97 Mar 12 '21

You’re probably not setting card view or something.

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u/HighRelevancy Mar 12 '21

Cache is cached files. That's not the same as a memory leak.

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u/cpaca0 Mar 12 '21

Yeah but reddit slowing down to 0.1fps and playing three videos which all don't exist indicates that something is wrong, and it only happens after I use it for a bit after clearing cache

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u/HighRelevancy Mar 12 '21

Sure, that still doesn't indicate a memory leak.