For being one of the most visited websites on the web, Reddit‘s product has rocked a notoriously basic design for much of its existence.
The site is in the process of slowly rolling out a major desktop redesign to users, and today the company announced that part of this upgrade will be native support for night mode.Night mode will likely be a popular feature for the desktop site that seems to have a core group of users that never sleep.
Reddit mobile apps have notably had a native night mode for a while already.While night mode won&t likely be too controversial, some Redditors alreadyseem resistant to the redesign change.
Nevertheless, I&ve found it to be a pretty friendly upgrade (classic view is still the best) that gels with the surprisingly great mobile apps the company has continued to update.
Reddit recent heavy integration of native ads is only more apparent in the new design, something that is understandably frustrating a lot of users, but it was surprising the ad-lite good times lasted so long in the first place.You can access the night mode feature with a toggle in the username dropdown menu in the top-right corner of the site.