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2 years agoInterestingly this may piss off more people than the real issues. Most people didn’t seem to care at all about the API / 3rd party app support issues as long as they got their Reddit doom-scroll fix. But I bet whole bunch of these will be upset at having an ugly pixelated icon on their phone, muhawhaw.
Interesting. If it were the other way around, I think I would have been fine with it (i.e.
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without type). But as it stands now I would hate it if I had to write in JS (but I don’t so it’s fine).