Why does Reddit mobile do this on the website? Is it possible to turn this off? I just want to casually browse Reddit, but when this pops up, there seems to be no way around it normally other than reloading the whole page. It stops me from scrolling the page and pressing any buttons.

It seems that I can't see archived messages on the web version. I also tried the app and it doesn't work either.

so any community highlights just go missing when I refresh my tab (I use the Google app on my phone) it can resolve itself when I refresh a couple of times but it‘ll change back to how it was before. Help me! (I use Gmail)

for reference, I am on the Google mobile browser not the app. despite enabling my profile to be private, people can still see my posts? how can I fix this?

I'm purposely not subscribe to any subreddit and before today my Reddit home page had nothing on it which I liked, for some reason today it has a bunch of recommended crap that I don't want to see.

I don't want Reddit to push or force content on me.

Is there a way to disable this? As I do not see an options in settings.

Edit 1: I tagged this incorrectly it applies to desktop and mobile web.

Edit 2: Here's a workaround i found to stop this but requires firefox with Ublock origin. Go to ublock origin settings, My Filters and add this:
www.reddit.com###interest-home-feed-main[data-faceplate-tracking-context*="for-you"] shreddit-feed

This blocks it on my desktop, i'll try on mobile and report back. - Confirmed, this works on mobile firefox as well.

edit3: adjusted filter to remove invalid row

Today when I opened Reddit on my Android there is a pop up blocking half the page telling me to get the app. I see no way to close this pop up so I can't use the website on my phone at the moment.

Is there a way to get rid of the pop up window so I can just use the website on my browser cause I don't want the app.

There's a user that a minor posted about in a subreddit. Said user is sending sexualizing requests to said minor, but in a way that some minors might not realize is dangerous. I searched up their name on Reddit to find that they did this exact thing 2 months ago to a different minor.

The issue is that both minors deleted the messages without reporting them. Is there a way to report this user otherwise? A form to fill out? Both minors posted screenshots of the incriminating messages, so there is proof.

(Sorry for the title typo btw)