tried subscribing to all of my 300+ subreddit at once using a multi url and the "subscribe to all of these subreddits" button, it failed. Split the url into chunks, narrowing it down until it failed at a specific subreddit. But it's not that subreddits fault, I cannot even subscribe manually to more subs at that point it seems.
tried subscribing to all of my 300+ subreddit at once using a multi url and the "subscribe to all of these subreddits" button, it failed. Split the url into chunks, narrowing it down until it failed at a specific subreddit. But it's not that subreddits fault, I cannot even subscribe manually to more subs at that point it seems.
br4nnigan
changed title from "subscribe to all of these subreddit" fails to cannot subscribe to r/occult1 year ago
br4nnigan
changed title from cannot subscribe to r/occult to cannot subscribe to more than 189 subreddits?1 year ago
Yes, this is a limitation with cookies. Since the subbed subreddits are saved in the browser's cookies, there's a limitation how long the cookie value can be. From my experience you can have about 200 subbed subreddits.
Yes, this is a limitation with cookies. Since the subbed subreddits are saved in the browser's cookies, there's a limitation how long the cookie value can be. From my experience you can have about 200 subbed subreddits.
I'm not totally against of using client-side JavaScript (CJS).
Features using CJS should be disabled by the default.
Development of teddit should be focused on not using CJS.
Only use CJS if the feature can't be implemented without it and the feature itself is important.
Is it important to have more than 200 subscriptions? I'm not sure.
I'm not totally against of using client-side JavaScript (CJS).
1) Features using CJS should be disabled by the default.
2) Development of teddit should be focused on not using CJS.
3) Only use CJS if the feature can't be implemented without it and the feature itself is important.
Is it important to have more than 200 subscriptions? I'm not sure.
I don't know, I have about 330 and I didn't think that it's extraordinary for a year long user.
One could also utilize a variable number of cookies for storing subscriptions.
As for which feature is important, that's some potential for discussion, as it's highly subjective. For me having resizable preview and endless reddit is so important that I sat down and wrote it for myself.
That being said I dig your philosophy.
I think most important is that core functionality must not depend on CJS.
I don't know, I have about 330 and I didn't think that it's extraordinary for a year long user.
One could also utilize a variable number of cookies for storing subscriptions.
As for which feature is important, that's some potential for discussion, as it's highly subjective. For me having resizable preview and endless reddit is so important that I sat down and wrote it for myself.
That being said I dig your philosophy.
I think most important is that core functionality must not depend on CJS.
One could also utilize a variable number of cookies for storing subscriptions.
This would be an interesting solution - I think it would work but needs some work. :)
> One could also utilize a variable number of cookies for storing subscriptions.
This would be an interesting solution - I think it would work but needs some work. :)
tried subscribing to all of my 300+ subreddit at once using a multi url and the "subscribe to all of these subreddits" button, it failed. Split the url into chunks, narrowing it down until it failed at a specific subreddit. But it's not that subreddits fault, I cannot even subscribe manually to more subs at that point it seems.
"subscribe to all of these subreddit" failsto cannot subscribe to r/occult 1 year agocannot subscribe to r/occultto cannot subscribe to more than 189 subreddits? 1 year agoYes, this is a limitation with cookies. Since the subbed subreddits are saved in the browser's cookies, there's a limitation how long the cookie value can be. From my experience you can have about 200 subbed subreddits.
well that's not so good then, is it? Maybe we can just use localstorage?
Can't use localStorage without using JavaScript on the client.
how do you think about a progressive enhancement approach? Could use localstorage if javascript capabilities
lots of other functionality (what I mentionend) that people will miss from RES also depends on JS
I'm not totally against of using client-side JavaScript (CJS).
Is it important to have more than 200 subscriptions? I'm not sure.
I don't know, I have about 330 and I didn't think that it's extraordinary for a year long user.
One could also utilize a variable number of cookies for storing subscriptions.
As for which feature is important, that's some potential for discussion, as it's highly subjective. For me having resizable preview and endless reddit is so important that I sat down and wrote it for myself.
That being said I dig your philosophy.
I think most important is that core functionality must not depend on CJS.
This would be an interesting solution - I think it would work but needs some work. :)