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Old Reddit Now Requires Login

Old Reddit now requires users to log in to access the site, prompting some longtime users to express frustration and consider leaving the platform.

Background

- Old Reddit (old.reddit.com) is the classic, text-heavy interface of Reddit, launched in 2005. It's loved by longtime users who dislike the modern app-style redesign from 2018. - Until recently, anyone could browse Old Reddit without an account. A newly rolled-out change now requires login, effectively killing anonymous access. - This matters because Old Reddit was one of the last ways to browse Reddit without algorithmic feeds, tracking, or heavy ads. It also made moderation and community browsing faster. - The login wall continues a trend: after Reddit's 2023 API pricing changes killed third-party apps and angered volunteers, the site has steadily locked down access. It also struck deals with OpenAI and Google for training data, prioritizing paid licensing over free public access.

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