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Resize Reddit's feed column, stretch and float video players, and expand posts and comments inline. Make Reddit’s desktop site work the way you want. LAYOUT • Drag the rails beside the feed to make the column as wide or narrow as you like, or keep a separate width for home, subreddits, posts and other pages • Hide the left navigation or right sidebar • Optionally let Reddit’s header scroll away; a back-to-top button appears when you scroll down MEDIA • Resize videos and images past the column, or pop a player out into a floating window you can move and resize (it remembers where you left it) • Picture-in-picture and one-click video download • Turn video autoplay off POSTS AND COMMENTS • Expand posts and their comments inline without leaving the feed • Sort comments, load more replies inline, collapse AutoModerator, colour thread lines, see upvote percentage • Exact date and time when you hover a timestamp FILTERS AND CLUTTER • Hide posts by keyword, subreddit or user, and collapse matching comments • Remember posts you’ve opened and dim them in feeds • Hide promoted posts, upsells, recommended posts, trending searches and award buttons KEYBOARD (optional) • J/K to move between posts, Enter to expand, C for comments, N/P between comments, ? for help Everything runs locally in your browser. Reddit Flex has no account, no tracking and no ads, and it sends your data nowhere.
Oct 24, 2026
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