It must be very disheartening to work on reddit's mobile site. Not only is it deliberately made a miserable experience by forcing you through AMP via Google and insisting you "continue in browser" every time, but then you're greeted with a banner that outright says "this page is better in the app".
You can probably cross "mobile" out of this entirely.
Reddit have spent three years now building sites that are worse in every way than the decade old junker it's trying to replace.
So, maybe, they should have improved the old design instead of creating that insanity that is newreddit.
For now I still use it because it's significantly faster and easier to use, but I strongly suspect they want me on their new site.
The amount of times it crashes on mobile platforms is insane.
If they cared that much about whether or not what they were working on made the world better or worse they'd never have taken a job at Reddit.