Toggle Old Reddit Redirect

Redirects www.reddit.com URLs to old.reddit.com. The redirect can be toggled on/off by clicking the toolbar icon.

Toggle Old Reddit Redirect - Chrome Extension

Toggle Old Reddit Redirect is a Chrome extension that redirects all Reddit URLs to the old.reddit.com interface. It provides a convenient toolbar icon to toggle the redirect on and off. With one click, you can switch between the new and old interface styles of Reddit.

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Extension stats

By: chunkybrewster

Users: 103

-7

Rating: 4.33

(3)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2020-07-13)

Creation date: 2020-07-12

Risk impact: Very high risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
storage
webRequest
webRequestBlocking
*://www.reddit.com/*
*://np.reddit.com/*
*://new.reddit.com/*

Size: 32.04K

Email: ch*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 71,119 ▼ 2,755

Other rankings

#858 in Accessibility ▼ 5 #81 in toggle keyword 48 ▼ 26 #121 in redirect keyword 48 ▼ 33 #228 in reddit keyword 64 ▼ 118

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Do you prefer the old style of interface for Reddit more than the new one?

Use Toggle Old Reddit Redirect to automatically redirect all Reddit URLs to the 'old.' prefix.

You can toggle the redirect on and off by clicking the toolbar icon. When it is turned back on it will automatically redirect all open tabs currently on Reddit to the 'old.' URL.

https://github.com/chunkybrewster/toggle-old-reddit-redirect

User reviews

There's a problem, if you click on an image using the interface, it'll take you to an old post made 12 years ago. . . But I clicked comments and you can see the post but I think you should fix this problem

Niels Grobbelaar, 2024-03-10

I switched to this from similar extension that didn't let you toggle the redirect so easily, and it works great! I don't know if the author is still checking this project since it works with no issues, but if I can make a suggestion: toggling off the redirect while on a Reddit page should refresh the page with the 'old.' part of the URL removed. As it is, the user needs to remove the 'old.' part manually after toggling off the redirect if the user is already browsing Reddit.

C L, 2023-06-26

Perfect. Works flawlessly, no issues, as intended, next to no resource usage. Exactly what I was looking for and the best one out of a sea of about 10 others of these extensions.