Reddit is one of the few places on the internet where geeks break the ice and have in-depth discussions on a variety of subreddits. Many of us truly love Reddit for the trustworthy information that we get of the portal and overall the platform is only getting better. However, we are also aware that the new web redesign has brought this annoying ‘Open in App’ popup on Reddit. It forces you to use the app every time you open a Reddit page on the browser which gets really frustrating. So if you want to disable ‘Open in App’ popup on Reddit then follow our short guide below.
Open reddit.com in a web browser and tap on the hamburger menu in the top-right corner. You don’t need to log in to your Reddit account to access the Settings page.
Having said that, there is a big caveat and you should know that this trick does not work on Google AMP pages. So if you are being redirected from the Google Feed or Chrome search result then you will still get the popup. In that case, you can learn how to disable AMP links on Android devices.
