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Was that some clever plan on how to deceive people while making a browser thats not really a browser? I seriously dont understand why, if they didnt intend to make it a browsing tool, they gave it browsing capabilities that invite you to use it as a browser by default and even called it "internet browser" as in overlay button. Sorry, but really? It has google as its startpage, so it wasnt designed as a tool for searching while ingame, because you know, they did the browser for people not to browse, and to discourage us from googling and opening search results they've put google as its start page instead of making current game workshop or something like that a start page and then hiding the navigation elements like an address bar. I most certainly am not, no more than a history teacher teaching kids about the Second World War must threfore be a nazi. I wish people wouldn't assume that because I say something I'm either making excuses or defneding something. Doesn't mean I agree with it or anything. Nope, I'm pointing out that this is not what it's designed for, because that's fact.Īll I'm doing is saying that you would be better off using another because that's salient advice. Someone may have had the same question, or you can ask a new one and a Reddit administrator or one of your fellow redditors will help you out.Originally posted by 👽Boomer👽:That feel when STEAM messes up once again, and you have people arguing why you are even using the inbuilt browser with the overlay provided with every Game on the platform and that a standalone Browser is better.Īlmost like there is an inbuilt Browser, so you don't have to alt+tab out of Games which causes issues with certain Games when you need to look something up and considering it worked for most of the while when Steam decided not to break something yet again. If you have more questions that aren’t covered in these FAQs, check out r/help. From here you’ll see a list of all of the communities you’ve joined. Tap on the drop-down menu from the upper left-hand corner of your home screen. To see all the communities you’ve joined, select edit subscriptions at the bottom of the dropdown menu, and click my subreddits. From the dropdown you’ll see up to 250 of the communities you’ve joined. Ĭlick MY SUBREDDITS near the top left of your screen. To see all of the communities you’ve joined, you’ll need to head over to old Reddit. You’ll see up to 250 of the communities you follow there. To see the communities you’ve joined is slightly different based on what platform you’re on:Ĭlick the Home dropdown near the top left of your screen and scroll down to the My Communities section. However, on any given visit, your home feed will only show posts from around 250 communities and will refresh every 30 minutes. You can join as many communities as you want. Simply tap or click the Join button, and you’ll begin to see any new posts from that community in your feed. If you find a community you like, join it so that its posts will show up in your home feed. From there, you'll be able to check out your Discover feed. If you’re on our app and want to explore different topics, tap the compass icon next to the home icon at the bottom of the app.If you’re interested in browsing by categories, check out Top Growing Communities.To browse communities when you’re not sure what you’re looking for, r/findareddit, r/newreddits, r/popular, and r/all are other good places to start.If you already know what you’re looking for, using the search bar will be the most direct.There’s a community on Reddit for just about everything you could imagine, and several ways to find communities about the things you’re interested in or curious about. These smaller, sub-communities within Reddit are also known as "subreddits" and are created and moderated by redditors like you. Reddit is a large community made up of thousands of smaller communities.
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