It’s more buggy, less responsive, has less features and consumes more resources. Literally its only pro is that it looks pretty.
Give me "ugly" plain-ish text that is information dense.
And well, considering how slow it is to use, I wouldn’t even use new Reddit then. New Reddit is really only for people who have a high tolerance to slow sites.
Which is very subjective.
New reddit is certainly more modern than old reddit, but I find it kinda ugly.
“Fewer” versus “less” for countable things is more of an actual rule (but of course that doesn’t mean you’re obliged to follow it).