r/Enhancement

I get "An error occured. Status: 404" when attempting to make a comment on a post. Anyone else experiencing this?

Had to reinstall it and groggily was trying to enable seeing videos from Reddit

• Night mode: true
• RES Version: 5.24.10
• Browser: Firefox
• Browser Version: 154
• Cookies Enabled: true
• Reddit beta: false

I used to see a good mix of all subs I was in, now I won't see a sub anymore at all unless I deliberately visit it and then I will see it for a while. This isn't extremely new, but I noticed today that some subs I used to see I haven't seen in what I would guess is over a year.

I haven't dug deep into how the r/all stuff works as I've always just viewed the homepage on old reddit with the thing to suggest things turned off, and it used to be a mostly chronological+upvote weighted spread of everything I was in, but that seems to have stopped.

Is there a workaround with this through RES or has anyone else encountered and sorted this out? I don't want to visit a list of like 200 subs once a month, but I can't even really figure out what exactly this behavior is, but I'm guessing it's something that happened when reddit started messing with tuning for the frontpage.

I am asking here because I know RES has that dashboard, but that's not exactly what i'm looking for, but it wouldn't surprise me if it has something similar to what I'm looking for built in.

Night mode: true
RES Version: 5.24.10
Browser: Firefox
Browser Version: 153
Cookies Enabled: true
Reddit beta: false

Does anyone know of a tool or browser extension or something to hide any AI written text on my social media feeds like Reddit or Linkedin??

If I see another emdash I LOSE IT

Right now, I'm getting /antiai in my feed no matter how many times I "show fewer posts like this", which otherwise blocks a sub. Before, when Gaza was hot, it was /United nations.

I've been using Old Reddit with the Reddit Enhancement Suite extension for years, ever since New Reddit was forced on us. It's been working great.

But lately, clicking on an embedded image or video on the page I'm browsing won't load at all, or do dial-up speed for a 2MB image. It's insane.

Hoever, if I right click the link and open it in a new tab, the image loads instantly. Can't figure out what the difference is.

I cleared my cache in Chrome to see if that would help, but no dice.

• Night mode: true
• RES Version: 5.24.10
• Browser: Chrome
• Browser Version: 151
• Cookies Enabled: true
• Reddit beta: false

I access Reddit mostly using the iPad Reddit app. Just in the last week or two, WHILE typing a post, I’ll get a little black pop-up message telling me I’m “rate limited” for “86 seconds”. (Or whatever time). As I type (it doesn’t prevent me from continuing to type) it keeps popping up, with the “timer” showing fewer seconds each time. I can’t actually POST until the timer runs down.

Is this a new Reddit thing? Is it coming from the iPad app? It SEEMS to be triggered by post length. The longer the post, the more likely it appears. Where is it coming from? Is there some way to turn it off?

I just noticed this new feature today that after all the comments they have trending posts and I hate this new feature. Is there a way to turn it off?