Why Do Major Platforms Seem to Neglect Their Web Clients?
I'm frustrated by how unreliable the web version of Instagram has become. I use Firefox and intend to keep using it, so that may contribute to some compatibility…
Why do image uploads fail unless I crop the files?
For the past month or two, I've had trouble uploading images to some platforms. On one service, image comments show a long processing error and image posts disappear,…
Is a Career in Software Development Still Worth Pursuing Despite the Negative Job-Market Talk?
I'm considering studying computer science and pursuing software development, which is genuinely my main passion. I spend a lot of time practicing coding problems and building projects, but…
Why does Android back-swipe behave differently from the left and right edges?
On an Android phone, I browse a discussion website in the Brave browser. If I start on the home page, open an article, and swipe from the left…
Why Do Well-Known Software Bugs and Usability Problems Persist for Years?
Why do obvious, widely reported bugs and frustrating design decisions stay unfixed for so long? For example, some apps have unreliable search, awkward text editing, or refreshes that…
Will Images from Deleted Posts Disappear from Google Search?
I recently deleted a post where I shared a couple of selfies, and I'm really worried about them still showing up on Google search. Does anyone know if…
How well does Linux run on a high-end PC with a 9800X3D GPU?
I'm curious about how Linux performs on a system with a 9800X3D GPU, 2TB SSD, and 32GB of RAM. Has anyone with similar specs tried it out? What…
How do I access the Reddit API for my app?
I'm currently working on a SaaS project and need to use the Reddit API for it. However, I've encountered a problem. When I go to the Reddit app…
Can I Use Reddit's Built-in Browser If I Don't Have One?
I'm curious if Reddit has a browser feature since I can't access links on my device due to not having a browser installed. Any tips on this?
Should I Be Concerned About My 5070ti Overheating?
I recently bought a 5070ti after considering a 9070xt but worrying about its performance in productivity tasks. Although I found a good deal, I've come across some concerning…
Why do some links in Reddit's app open in Chrome instead of the built-in browser?
I recently encountered a situation where clicking on a BBC link in a Reddit thread opened the link in both the internal browser and then quickly switched to…
Why Did Reddit Stop Forcing App Downloads? Is This Happening Elsewhere?
Recently, I noticed that when browsing topics on Google, I clicked on a Reddit link expecting to be prompted to download their app, but that didn't happen. In…
Can't Access Certain Websites Without a VPN
I recently updated my PC's drivers using a tool called Driver Easy, and now I can't access sites like Twitch or Reddit on both my PC and mobile…
Looking for a Free Online Screenshot Service with API for Reddit and Bluesky
I'm currently using a tool to save my Reddit and Bluesky posts because both platforms have pretty limited search functions for saved content. While I can easily capture…
How to Use a VPN for Reddit in Asia Without Getting Blocked?
Hey everyone! I'm a creator specializing in NSFW content and I'm traveling around Asia for a few months. In some countries here, I need a VPN to access…
How Can a PNG File Be Animated?
I found an image that has a PNG extension, but it appears to be animated when used as a logo on Steam or when viewed in certain contexts.…
Is there any way to recover a deleted video from a Reddit post?
I recently came across a Reddit post that had a video, but now the post has been deleted and I can no longer access the video. Is there…
Should I Be Concerned About Downloading Videos From Websites?
I recently downloaded a video from a website and now I'm feeling a bit paranoid about the possibility of malware. I'm using an Acer Aspire 7 with Windows…
How can I remove my image from Google search results after deleting a post?
I recently deleted a post from my account that included a photo of my face, but I found out that the image still appears in Google search results…
Why is AWS still down when some services like Reddit seem fine?
I've been noticing that several of my daily service providers are currently down, and I heard that Reddit uses AWS too. I'm curious about what AWS is doing…