As someone who's only been using the "old" interface (https://old.reddit.com) on all platforms, I'm remaining blissfully unaware of the debacle.
(And if you are reading this comment on HackerNews, that means you're absolutely OK with the "old"-style interfaces).
Unfortunately, that means that my reddit usage time stays high.
I was daily Reddit user, commenter, and poster until the third-party app shutdown. I still occasionally browse /r/$city anonymously, but other than that I haven’t returned. I don’t miss it in general, but I am sad to no longer see inspiration on home improvement, software engineering, and hobby subreddits.
In chrome and firefox: Settings accessibility text size.
It's what I use on mobile but I mostly browse reddit on desktop. If I could only use mobil I would probably use it a lot less.
I would be hopelessly addicted to Reddit again if they had an HN-esque interface.
So browsing Reddit on mobile via a desktop website is clunky enough to have the same effect as above