How to Get good old reddit back!
Kanishk Rawat
February 18, 2025
Use Requestly to quickly switch back to old Reddit. A simple solution for those who prefer the classic Reddit interface.

Recently, Reddit has changed its user interface. The new change is not well taken by many redditors and they still prefer the old reddit look over the new one. Using simple requestly replace rule, you can redirect the new reddit look to the older one.
Here is how to achive that you have to do :-
- Install Requestly Browser Extension for your browser from the official website.
- Navigate to HTTP Rules and Create a new rule
- Create a redirect rule and fill the following fields
- Set source condition to wildcard with value
*www.reddit.com*
- Set the destination to be
$1old.reddit.com/$2
Here is a screenshot of Replace Rule you need to setup

Else you can import the rule from this link.
Open reddit site and you should get the old reddit interface.

Disclaimer: The above mentioned approach can work for the time till old.reddit.com
is available.Once reddit decides to take away old interface available on old.reddit.com, above approach won’t work.
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Kanishk Rawat
Kanishk Rawat, a tech enthusiast since childhood, has mastered programming through dedication. Whether solo or in a team, he thrives on challenges, crafting innovative solutions .
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