Sink It for Reddit

**Sink It for Reddit** is an ultra-lightweight Safari extension that rejects Reddit's web version and makes it usable. Tired of seeing endless banners and buttons urging you to use the app or log in? Silently and quietly dismantles them, removing all of it. Also eliminates most "promoted" content! Now featuring multiple quality-of-life improvements, including easier comment navigation and investment mechanisms. **Privacy First** Sink It is built with a privacy-first approach. All blocking happens on your device, with virtually zero data logged or sent back for mining. We don’t retain usage data like how many pop-ups or links it blocked. We don’t even include basic app analytics or telemetry to track how often you open or use the extension. It does check if you have dark mode enabled to show you the correct tutorial video. (I hate opening a bright video in dark mode as much as you do.) If you're a security researcher, feel free to poke around to ensure the app isn’t doing anything shady. **Making the "Modern" Reddit Experience Usable** Sink It for Reddit declutters and removes most of the "OMFG, please use our app" banners and buttons, along with Reddit’s annoying login pop-ups—on top of eliminating ads. Reddit wants you—and your extension—to use their app to consume content. The recent API pricing changes make that blatantly clear. For them, it’s harder to block ads but easier to mine your data, right? To push further, simply browsing their site on Safari now means drowning in nonsense. It could be a modal covering half the screen with an App Store link, an instant pop-up demanding you log in, or a screaming headline like "The app is 10x better." Bottom line: They’ve got to go. All of them.

Sink It for Reddit is a Safari browser extension designed to clean up the Reddit web interface by removing app promotion banners, login pop-ups, and ads, offering a cleaner, more user-friendly browsing experience with a focus on privacy.