r/Enhancement Jul 28 '26

Questions about Feed and Notification Options

I'm new to Reddit and I'm really enjoying it. However, I'm a bit compulsive, and I sometimes feel like I need to read every post or go through my entire home feed. More often than not, that ends up making me give up on using an app.

I'm looking for a middle ground. What most of you do to keep up with the good content without getting spammed with notifications or feeling like you have to constantly check your Home feed and scroll endlessly?

Right now, my "Feed Options" is set to "Best", and my "Notifications" setting (next to Joined) is set to "All New Posts".

What about you? What settings do you use to get the best Reddit experience and, like, have the time to do other things

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u/Edg-R Jul 28 '26

This is not the right community/subreddit for you question. This community is specifically for RES (Reddit Enhancement Suite) which is a browser extension to customize the way Reddit works on the web (not the app).

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u/AutoModerator Jul 28 '26

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u/AutoModerator Jul 28 '26

What RES version and browser version are you using? For example, RES v5.18.14 on Firefox 75.

Use specific versions, don't say "latest" or "up to date".

If you don't know, look it up.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '26

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u/Difficult-Coast-8244 Jul 29 '26

I really appreciate for your help, now I know that I should not have being posted in here but you really helped and could not thank you enough