Reddit Will Block Old.Reddit.com for Users Inactive for 6 Months
throw0101a · hn · 2026-10-01
Per Ars Technica, Reddit will cut off access to Old.Reddit.com for anyone who hasn't used the legacy interface in the past 6 months — widely read as a push toward the modern client and monetization. The move is drawing criticism on Hacker News over forced migrations and loss of the beloved old UI.
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