Reddit has seemed especially shit lately.
If i am in a subreddit and click on a post, then go back to the prior page.... Before it was a quick and clean process, like most webpages where going back it's still in your cache or whatever.
But now loading basically any reddit page is like you're visiting it for the first time and the entire site re-loads on you. Which means not only does it take noticeably longer (3-4 seconds instead of 1 second at most), but when you go back to the subreddit page, you're back at the top of the list instead of where you left off.
It's honestly really fucking annoying and I haven't seen anyone else complaining about it, so I didn't know if it was a reddit problem or a "you haven't updated Firefox in a long time and it's finally coming back to haunt you" problem.
(Also, this has gone on for months now, but the fucking "2023 New" design -- not to be confused w/ the "New Reddit" design that predated it -- is there any time you click on a user profile now. I have the good "new" design for subreddits and posts, but if I want to scroll thru a user's posts or something, it's the awful new-er design, which hogs way more space and loads fucking horribly....like the god damn site pretty much freezes if you dare scroll too far down. I'd love to know how to make it go away. I tried replacing "www." with "new." in the address like I saw some suggest, but that doesn't work)