Jamie-Hayes914

And if Reddit does make positive changes those same passive users who believe anything corporations tell them (the type who call everyone else idiots because they don’t understand business) will laud the charges and say how great Reddit is for making them.

This happens so often in tech. "Company X should never change’ becomes ‘i love company X because they’ve improved!’

People can be weirdly aggressive in how they align with their favorite corporate 3rd parties.

It’s actually not an app it just uses a manifest.json so you get a wrapper with icon on your home screen… Once launched its just the same as when you invoke the URL via browser.