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Ensure Reddit always loads the old design
A suite of modules that enhance your Reddit browsing experience
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Reddit Enhancement Suite is a community-driven unofficial browser extension for Reddit. Please note that RES is specifically designed to work on OLD reddit. Most functionality will not work on the redesign.
To read more about Reddit Enhancement Suite, please visit redditenhancementsuite.com.
NOTE: Reddit Enhancement Suite is developed independently, and is not officially endorsed by or affiliated with Reddit.
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Have to turn off/on about monthly or every two months to start it up again.
Was a five star extension but I'm going to remove it until a version is released that doesn't ask me to give up absolutely every bit of my privacy.
This extension was great until the last update required absurd privileges.
Would have been five, but why hell does it need access to my browsing history and 15 social media sites? No thanks.
For people getting scared about access rights; Chrome's message is a little bit OTT; it notified that it CAN access those sites, 'cos it uses their APIs to pull in images, tweets, etc. Be security wise, not security panicked, guys! NOTE: Chrome's description of permissions is a little bit scarier sounding that it probably should be. When it says "RES can access your data on [sites]", what it means is that RES can make requests to those sites. RES uses API calls to sites like flickr, imgur, twitter and others to bring data in without you having to leave the page you're on.
Loved this addon. But why the hell do you need to have access every single thing I do. That's some quality bullshit. Removed this addon the minute you changed your stupid permissions.
It was a good extension, but is now requesting permissions to access my data on flickr, and many other sites, as well as my browsing history and what tabs I have open. There is no need for it to have those permissions, it's just invasive now.
meh
Awesome job Reddit - took far too long for me to get this and it's so worth it
Been using it for over a year now, absolutely love it.