It's true, this is pleasant. However, a lot of people like to sometimes just browse the pics and gifs without having to be redirected. In this case, I'm not redirected to Imgur, for example, but to this post's comments, which may be a little cumbersome for some. However, I don't doubt that, as its popularity will increase, so will the extensions.
Yeah, that's the only thing I'm really missing right now. The way you could open pics/gifs on your reddit frontpage and resize them without having to leave the page. RES is really amazing.
I think it would work well if snaps opened the way they do but left the other posts in a sort of sidebar on the left. Then you could go from snap to snap without having to move between the individual posts and the front page.
I don't know whether worrying about whether something is cloning RES is a problem. Why reinvent the wheel? This feature, in particular is excellent and highly functional. IMO, differentiation between reddit and snapzu should come from expanding beyond reddit's long-standing limitations. If anything, keeping things somewhat familiar would only help with user migration.
It's true, this is pleasant. However, a lot of people like to sometimes just browse the pics and gifs without having to be redirected. In this case, I'm not redirected to Imgur, for example, but to this post's comments, which may be a little cumbersome for some. However, I don't doubt that, as its popularity will increase, so will the extensions.
Yeah, that's the only thing I'm really missing right now. The way you could open pics/gifs on your reddit frontpage and resize them without having to leave the page. RES is really amazing.
I think it would work well if snaps opened the way they do but left the other posts in a sort of sidebar on the left. Then you could go from snap to snap without having to move between the individual posts and the front page.
That sounds like a pretty great way to do it without just cloning RES.
I don't know whether worrying about whether something is cloning RES is a problem. Why reinvent the wheel? This feature, in particular is excellent and highly functional. IMO, differentiation between reddit and snapzu should come from expanding beyond reddit's long-standing limitations. If anything, keeping things somewhat familiar would only help with user migration.