Typically on Reddit users responded to news about any changes to Windows with complete vitriol, so I'm honestly not surprised it's happening here.
Pepper
joined 1 year ago
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say the reason why gfycat integrated into basically everything was because they launched themselves at the tech giants and gave everything for basically nothing.
I thought it was pretty suss that they suddenly showed up on every platform.
Considering it's a heavily regulated industry, I think what you're asking for is impossible.
I was up-to-date on everything and knew 3rd party apps were shutting down, but it still felt like it wasn't going to happen. One of those 'oh surely they won't let it get that far' moments, but nope. Poof. All gone.
Is there a YouTube alternative that isn't an alt-right cesspit?
Asking the people still posting/commenting if they want a subreddit to stay open seems kind of pointless. Of course they want it to stay open, they didn't care for the blackout in the first place.
Is this supposed to be some kind of gotcha so Reddit can say 'hah, you used the app to look at Reddit!'?
I hadn't heard about Evernote in years. Honestly thought they'd gone under years ago.