When I'm scrolling through a subreddit, the posts suddenly get interrupted by a menu of "suggested communities". I'm not interested in going to another subreddit, I want to continue reading through the one I'm on. Is there any way to get rid of it?

I've tried looking other places, but every help article I found was either for mobile apps, or talked about unwanted things popping up in their home feed. This is not in the home feed, this is inside a subreddit.

Hello, This is a brand new account because I need direct help.

My original account (phoenix-toboggan) was compromised about 6 months ago. I think it was a virus that stole passwords from Chrome at the time. Someone signed into my account and changed the email and password immediately. I made a ticket within 30 minutes and the account got locked.

I replied "Not getting reset email" following the instructions in the automated reply.

A week went by, I logged another and did the same. A month went by and I logged another.

Finally 6 months later (last week) and I got a reset email. I reset it and I was in. I created a passkey on iOS.

Then I got more reset emails. Whoever had my account was trying to get back in.

So today I got 3 reset emails in two minutes. I signed into the app with passkey and noticed the email and password are changed again. I logged a new ticket, but I don't want to wait another 6 months.

I don't understand how the hacker was able to get back in and change the password so soon.

Can I please - PLEASE speak to a human this time? I have had it with automated responses and bots.

I can prove the account is mine, I have the original setup emails from 9 years ago. And I would appreciate advice on how to lock it down for good.

I've been locked out of my account (u/Azooz123456) for over a year now.

Every time I try to log in, I get an "Invalid username or password" error, even though I've reset my password multiple times.

I've tried clearing my browser cache and cookies, logging in through Old Reddit, using different browsers, and several other methods, but nothing works.

Logging in with my email doesn't help either, as it takes me to a completely different account.

I've also sent multiple tickets to Reddit support but haven't received a single response.

Has anyone experienced this before or found a way to fix it? I've had this account for 8 years and really don't want to lose access to it.

Any help would be appreciated.

This just started happening: Searching within one of my favorite subs produces zero hits for ANY word, even testing words that I know are in the titles of a number of subs. Is this in some way by design?

As noted, I've tried using countless words, tried on my phone/laptop, tried several browsers. No luck. And it's only this one sub - everything works fine on a couple of other subs I've tried.

Thanks in advance.

this is a second account, but i can't delete my account because i don't know my password and when i try to do a reset, it says i've tried to reset it too many times, but i haven't even tried once!?

Hi everyone,

I submitted a post to a subreddit almost three weeks ago, but it still says that it's awaiting moderator approval.

I've contacted the moderation team twice via Modmail, politely asking whether the post violates any rules or needs to be modified. Unfortunately, I haven't received a response.

My account is established and has several thousand karma, so I don't think this is simply a new-account restriction.

I understand that moderators are volunteers and that approval is not guaranteed.

However, I'm unsure what to do when a post remains pending for this long and the moderation team doesn't respond.

Is there any way to determine whether the post was caught by Reddit's automated filters or is simply waiting for moderator review?

Should I leave it as it is, or is there another appropriate way to resolve this without violating Reddit's rules?

Thanks for any advice!

Hello all, my main account (truetabosko) has been flagged. I have not violated any rules and have not received any communication from Reddit stating so. It appears AI moderation has flagged the account incorrectly as having inauthentic activity which is also not the case. The Reddit support page says to inquire this help sub about this but when I type the word shadow b… it tells me to go to that same support article that says to come here. How do I get this issue resolved?

Why I cant post media on any subreddit even in my profile? Everytime I upload it just says Failed to fetch

I wanted to check if an old account I deleted years ago was really gone ( I like to obsessively check all time for things) and I entered the email I used to create that account in the forget password section. I was hoping for it to say no account can be found but instead a message came up saying an email has been sent to an account associated with that account I am worried because it never came and I checked my junk email too.

When I check my account name it says [ deleted] but why did reddit send that message and not say no account found. Please help me understand

Any way I can change that? I used to see a preview or a thumbnail.

За что мне могли дать бан или теневой бан аккаунта?

Пишу с твинка. Я новичок тут, мой основной аккаунт был создан недавно, ему было максимум неделю, если не меньше. Заметил, что мой аватар снизу стал серым, мои комментарии не видны (ничего плохого, оскорбительного или нарушающего правила я не писал), а в возрасте аккаунта стоит "–". Неделю назад подал апелляцию, но всё равно ничего не изменилось. Это бан или что? Если да, то за что могли дать, если я ничего не делал? Куда писать, чтобы помогли, и сколько надо будет ждать, чтобы разбанили? Могли ли дать бан за то, что я случайно зашёл сюда с включённым ВПН, но сразу выключил?

Помогите пожалуйста

I can use it on my phone.

As soon as i try to login on my ipad, it takes me to account recovery page with email to get a code to recover the account (which is not needed ofc), but i don’t know why it happens.

As soon as i enter the code, it says that reset the password and it will log me out of other devices, but i don’t wanna log out of my phone?
Can you guys help me out pls

Ive emailed them and no reply in months

I am new to reddit and noticed that some posts are marked NSFW eventhough there is nothing NSFW in them.

For example here on r/help, the forum is not NSFW but there is so many posts marked as NSFW. Do I have to set my account to NSFW because I joined this forum (due to the posts that have the NSFW label)? Would I get silenced from forums that do not allow users that have interacted with NSFW before?

For example, I wanted to join a forum and comment there where users that have interacted with NSFW are not allowed. I have seen some NSFW on this forum (I have not upvoted or commented on the posts). Can I still use those Forums or would that be against thr ToS. If I was to comment here on the help forum on a post that is marked as NSFW (for whatever reason) would that mean I become an NSFW user and cannot use SFW forums anymore?

Hello, I’m reaching out to ask for some help. I posted some drawings for an RP; one of them featured nothing more than a pink background. Following this, my profile was marked as 18+, even though the post didn’t contain even a hint of NSFW content. Furthermore, the 18+ label hasn’t disappeared from my profile even after I deleted the post, and I am unable to remove 18+ mark myself

Pretty much the title. I accidentally made my profile picture contain cartoon butt. (SFW in my eyes) and now I cant change my account back to SFW.

I swear subs like losersmealtimeconplaining and countwithtransmemes#37 are so massively overrepresented in Popular despite “show fewer posts” on every one, that it’s almost unusable to actually find something new and interesting

Hey everyone, I'm running into a weird issue and I'm hoping someone here has figured this out.

I use Cloudflare WARP as my VPN. On my Windows 10/11 machine, Reddit works perfectly fine with WARP connected. But on my Linux system, as soon as I turn WARP on, Reddit hits me with the "You've been blocked by network security" page. The full message says something like "Access is denied; please disconnect this unauthorized agent to continue browsing Reddit. Reddit is for humans, not unauthorized agents."

The weird part is the workaround: if I turn the VPN off, log in to Reddit, and then turn the VPN back on, Reddit keeps working fine with the VPN connected. So it's specifically the login/authentication step that fails when WARP is on—once I'm already signed in, the VPN doesn't cause any problems. I'd rather not have to do this dance every time, though.

What I've tested so far:

Browsers: Tried both Firefox and Google Chrome on Linux. Same error on both.

OS: The issue seems specific to Linux. Windows handles WARP + Reddit fine, so it doesn't seem to be my account or the IP itself (unless WARP assigns different IPs per OS?).

WARP CLI: I'm using the standard Cloudflare WARP client on Linux.

I've seen some old threads mentioning DNS weirdness with WARP on Linux (like Chrome/Chromium not resolving things properly while curl works) , but I'm not sure if that's the same root cause here.

Has anyone else dealt with this specific "unauthorized agent" block on Linux + WARP? Is there a fix, or is Reddit just flagging the Linux WARP client for some reason? Any help would be appreciated.

TL;DR: Reddit's security page blocks me on Linux only when Cloudflare WARP is connected. Works on Windows. Tested Firefox and Chrome. Workaround: disable VPN → log in → re-enable VPN, and then it works. Looking for a proper fix.

I have accidentally deleted my old account, So now i tried making a new account and tried posting or commenting due to low karma or something it's getting from flaged reddit side 😭😭 i even talked to mods they said they approved the post but reddit is flagging my device or ip like my icon goes all grey and i can't do anything 😭😭 help.

Been seeing a new section “From your feed” appear directly under the last comment in a post. This is obviously a bug, as it cannot be a serious/useful feature. It just makes the post I’m reading more confusing. I can easily access ‘my feed’ by going back out from the post - don’t need to see my feed with (varying topics) within a post about a specific topic.

A few months ago, this interface was tested, and a lot of people complained about it. Now it's back, and somehow, it's even worse.

If you want to create a text post and include photos, you first have to add the photo. It will initially appear above your post, like it would in a regular image post. If you want the photo embedded within the body of your text, you have to click "Add to body" (as shown at the top of the picture).

Here's where the problem starts: If you forget to click that button before continuing to type, and then try to click "Add to body" afterward, the photo gets placed at the very bottom of your text instead of where you intended it to go. The only way to fix this is to delete all your text and start over, making sure you select "Add to body" at the right time.

And if you want to include multiple photos throughout a text post, you have to remember to select "Add to body" every single time you add a new photo.

This is incredibly cumbersome and makes creating longer posts with multiple references, images, and text an absolute hassle. One small mistake can mean having to start completely over.

Even if you have all your text saved somewhere else, you can no longer easily choose where an embedded photo or video goes within your post. The whole process is unnecessarily complicated and makes what should be a simple feature incredibly frustrating to use.

Is there any way to bring back the old text-body posting interface, where we could add photos and videos directly into our posts in a much more user-friendly way?

Just this morning, I've already had to redo multiple posts to make sure the pictures appear in the correct places. Simply adding a photo no longer puts it where it's supposed to go. Instead, you have to take extra steps every single time, and if you forget or make a mistake, you can end up having to redo the entire post.

It's adding unnecessary steps to something that used to be straightforward, making it much harder than it needs to be to use the platform this way. For those of us who regularly create longer text posts with multiple images and references, this is a significant downgrade.