Submit in new reddit — a "submit in new reddit" tab at the right end of the form tabs, opening the same submit page on new Reddit without the old-reddit redirect bouncing it back.
Centred submit form — heading, tabs and form are centred (in the space beside the sidebar) instead of pinned to the left.
Hacker News theme — preferences/logout stay as text in the account dropdown.

Notifications no longer disappear when "Hide mail counter" is on — the hide rule is scoped to #mail, so it stops matching the notifications badge (which shares the .message-count class).
Link-post URL box removed — the link now shows as a plain underlined link above the flat-list buttons, no border/background/box.

• Added a working “Mute r/Sub” button to rebuilt  /about  pages.
• Improved the Hacker News account dropdown notification display.
• Replaced mobile preferences and logout labels with cog and door icons.
• Fixed mail-counter labelling.
• Added spacing below the Filter tab’s “Copy keywords” button.
• Fixed logout icon alignment inside the mobile account capsule.
• Positioned the mobile account capsule directly under  sr-header-area .
• Removed the  sr-header-area  border for a seamless connection.
• Corrected the mobile account capsule offset so it no longer overlaps the top bar.
• Included the bundled Reddit sprite required by the site logo and capsule icons.
• Moved the subreddit mute control to the far right of the  /about  heading.
• Added highlighted external URL boxes above post action buttons.
• Improved creator profile alignment on  /about  pages.
• Kept creator flair inline beside creator usernames.
• Moved community-age text into the main  /about  heading as grey subtext.
• Preserved coloured flair boxes for creator labels.
• Added support for plain text flair tags such as  35-39 .

3.1.16
Mute subreddit — the rebuilt /about page has a "Mute r/Sub" button (light/dark) that does Reddit's real account-level community mute; muted subs drop from Home/Popular/notifications. Click again to unmute.
Hacker News theme — account dropdown shows "notifications (N)" on one line instead of a stray "N"; account button shows the unread count even when Reddit loads the badge late.
Mobile — capsule "preferences"/"logout" are now a cog and a door icon (also frees capsule space).
Fixed a mail-counter mislabel that could read the notifications badge instead of the mail count.
Filter tab — more spacing below "Copy keywords".

Mobile header redesign (3.1.5–3.1.10)

Logo now sits on its own top row; the subreddit/page title sits on the line beneath it.
Title and the tab menu share the row under the logo; if they don't fit, the tabs drop to their own line with a small gap.
Account controls collapsed into a slim, right-anchored "capsule" (square outer corner, hidden scrollbar) so they never crowd the title row.
Beta-tester flask icon aligned into the capsule with the other icons.
Fixed subreddits with no custom logo (default header — e.g. the front page): their mobile header no longer collapses and the tabs no longer disappear.

Mobile tab menu (3.1.13–3.1.15)

The tab menu now slides horizontally when it's too long (e.g. the 7-tab Preferences bar) instead of overflowing or clipping.

Hacker News theme (3.1.3)

Fixed the duplicate blue Reddit bar that appeared above the orange HN bar on mobile.

Link flair (3.1.11–3.1.12)

link flair now lines up vertically with post titles (was sitting low next to enlarged titles).

Appearance options moved to a new tab at addon preferences

What's new since 2.8.6

Keyword filter (new)

New "Filter" tab in preferences: hide posts by keyword, entered as removable chips. Whole-word matching (won't hide "police" for "ice"), paste a comma-separated list to bulk-add, and a Copy keywords button. Choose remove or collapse-to-stub, and the list syncs across your Firefox profiles. Replaces needing a separate filter add-on.

Comment box

A "comment in new reddit" link in the composer's bottom-right row — opens the post on new Reddit for rich formatting / media upload.

Media

Mobile videos now show a thumbnail + play button and stay click-to-play (no more crashes from too many decoders, and you can tell videos from images).
Crossposted images now expand on the post page when Reddit only shows a thumbnail — and no longer duplicate when Reddit already shows the full image.
Fixed crossposted videos duplicating on the post page.

Mobile header (old theme)

Reworked layout: account row is a compact capsule with aligned icons, the tab menu sits flush with the page body (native active-tab look), and the page title/logo are tidied up.

Hacker News theme

On narrow screens the section tabs become a swipeable strip, and the account name is aligned/positioned correctly on profiles.

Removed

ORP sorting (the remembered-sort feature).

What's new since 2.8.0

Fewer unresponsive clicks — reworked our page observer so it no longer feeds a mutation loop (worse when other filtering extensions are installed), cutting the CPU thrash that made clicks feel dead.
Fixed repeating posts when paging — the sort redirect no longer touches paginated URLs, so it can't resurface posts you've already scrolled past.
Reader view now defaults to sepia.
Comment box → new Reddit link — a "To new Reddit for advanced text formatting and media upload" link now sits under each comment box, for when you want rich formatting or to upload a GIF/image.
Mobile video crash fix — videos on mobile are now click-to-play and don't spin up a decoder until tapped, preventing Firefox Android from running out of video decoders and crashing.
HN theme: fixed the notifications counter wrapping to a second line; it's now a clean inline pill.

Inline photos in self-posts — image links in a post's own text (e.g. preview.redd.it) now expand inline, not just links in comments.
Responsive mobile layout — old Reddit now switches to the mobile layout by window width (≤900px), matching the Hacker News theme, and updates live as you resize. Phones still get it automatically.
Working "Block user" on profile /about pages — with the "are you sure?" confirm and a "blocked" state — plus its styling cleaned up so all options in the block match (same size/color, no leftover button background).
HN theme: the account toggle now shows your unread count as username(N); on mobile it stays centered and only lifts up to the name row when the section tabs would overlap it; and the reply/comment box no longer overflows the screen width.
Reddit's AI Answers pages (reddit.com/answers) are now left alone instead of being redirected to old Reddit.

What's new since 2.6.5

ORP Sorting — separate, remembered sort for front page, r/popular/r/all, subreddits and profiles.
[OP] / [Me] comment badges.
Inline comment videos (v.redd.it) and proper RedGIFs/Streamable/Imgur embeds on post pages.
Fixed comment share links, the profile Friends button, and unresponsive-click issues.
Recolored vote arrows, [S] → [OP], same-tab reader view (disabled for social links).
Mail counter on by default (toggleable); "Get new Reddit" hidden.
Hacker News theme polish — HN-accurate header bar, full-width footer, refined mobile layout.
Renamed to Old Reddit Plus.

Fixed: a performance issue that could make the page feel sluggish or make clicks not register, caused by the extension reacting to too many page changes (and conflicting with other DOM-modifying extensions). The page is now monitored more efficiently.

Rebrand

Renamed to Old Reddit Plus with a new icon.
Comments

New [OP] and [Me] badges on comment authors (orange rounded labels; HN-orange in the Hacker News theme). Replaces Reddit's native "[S]" submitter tag.
"[Me]" is omitted on profile pages (where every comment is yours anyway).
Colors / votes

Vote arrows recolored to a brighter orange upvote and periwinkle (#6a5cff) downvote, with matching post-score colors.
Dark theme: brightened the orange accents; the selected tab's frame is now grey instead of blue.
Reader view

Opens in the same tab now, so the browser Back button returns you to Reddit.
The "original page" link opens in the same tab instead of spawning a new one.
Reader is disabled for social networks (X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, LinkedIn, etc.) that don't render usefully in a reader.
Fixes

Reddit /s/ share links in comments now resolve to the actual post instead of breaking to a "submit" page.
Fixed certain videos disappearing — a card that fails to load now shows an "open" link instead of vanishing.
Fixed redgifs/portrait embeds appearing oversized on a post's own page.
Settings

"Get new reddit" prompt is now always hidden; the mail counter is shown by default with a new toggle to hide it.
Replaced "remember last sort" with ORP Sorting — remembers your sort separately for home, r/popular, subreddits, and profiles.

Fixed posts with certain Reddit videos disappearing entirely when Firefox couldn't decode the video — the card now stays and offers a link to open the video in Reddit's player instead.

Fixed redgifs (and similar) portrait videos showing an oversized native embed on a post's own page — they now render in the same properly-sized card used on listings.

Fixes: r/popular (and other listings) now paginate correctly when "remember sort" is on — the next/prev links no longer get a mismatched sort cursor; loading placeholders now appear on mobile; and embedded videos (redgifs, etc.) use a properly sized 16:9 frame instead of an oversized box.

Mobile fixes: post action buttons now sit tight under the tagline and match its font size; the Hacker News theme footer background spans the full screen width; and the subreddit/user name in the header no longer gets misaligned when a subreddit has a long list of tabs.

Fixes: oversized custom subreddit header logos are now capped to a normal size; the /subreddits search box and info bar fit properly on mobile; post taglines sit closer to their action buttons on mobile; and the subreddit/user name no longer gets pushed out of place by long tab menus.

Mobile and layout fixes: the sub/user name no longer gets pushed out of place when a sub has many tabs (tabs now sit on their own scrollable row), post score numbers are properly centered between the vote arrows, and the account toolbar aligns to the right. Also removed Reddit's native expand ([+]) button on posts, since the addon expands media inline and the native button just created a duplicate when clicked.

Mobile fixes: responsive layout now sticks across page navigations, /about no longer renders empty, post scores are aligned, and the collapsed nav menu opens correctly.

Old Reddit Card View — what's new

Themes

New Hacker News theme: orange top bar with [R], location label, sort tabs, submit/about links, R-menu (feeds + your subreddits + create/subreddits), account dropdown with username (karma) and message counts, footer search, gray vote triangles, and a mobile-collapsing layout.
Reworked Dark theme with a refined, layered palette (RES-night-mode-style charcoal surfaces, light text, muted-blue links) replacing the old flat look.
Adjustable title font-size slider (HN / old-reddit / default markers) and card frame size.
Inline media (card view)

Expand images, galleries (with thumbnail strip), Reddit video, GIFs, YouTube, redgifs, Streamable, and Imgur — on listings and in comments.
Crossposted media now expands too.
Tall images fit whole with a blurred backdrop; uniform card height.
Loading placeholders reserve space so the page doesn't jump as media loads.
Custom /about page (subs and profiles)

Builds a clean, centered /r/sub/about & /user/x/about page with the full sidebar: description, community stats, mods (full list), related subs, multireddits, trophies, working green/red join–leave button, etc.
Layout & navigation

Search box moved to the page bottom (native frame), with a "create a new subreddit" link in the footer.
Submit + About tabs added to subs/profiles; sidebar tidied.
Remember last sort (hot/new/…) globally.
"Other discussions (1)" hidden when redundant; rank numbers, legacy thumbnails, domain suffix, header clutter, and morelink buttons removed/cleaned (all toggle-able).
Plain reader view for external links; direct Reddit images; optional redirect to old.reddit.com; disable subreddit themes (no flash).
Misc

Lots of flash-free pre-paint theming and an auto-refresh when you change settings.
Everything is toggle-able in Preferences. Runs locally, collects no data.