Reddit Makes Content Sharing On Other Social Media Platforms Easier; Details Inside

REDDIT, one of the most popular and well-liked social discussion forums, has released a new version that includes a new feature dedicated to content providers for both iOS and Android users. Reddit hopes that the new tool will make it easier for users to swiftly share material they like on other platforms without compromising their Reddit identity.

Before, it was difficult for users to share posts, conversations, or memes they found on Reddit with others. But with the new function, it will now be simpler to share the content with other users.

"You'll now discover -- an updated shared link' preview for text posts that Redditors have shared via messaging services on Reddit's native apps for iOS and Android," the company stated. The business added in a blog post that the shared post now displays a visual preview of the content, the name of the subreddit, and the total amount of comments and upvotes.

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Redditors can now upload anything straight from Reddit to Instagram Stories without first downloading it or taking a screenshot of it. A brand-new, personalised "share sheet" containing the user's most popular sharing channels appears when a user clicks the share icon next to a post, making it easier to publish without leaving Reddit.

The business also unveiled a one-tap screenshot-sharing feature that enables users to link back to content rather than just sending screenshots by enabling content sharing without downloading photographs to the device. In order to facilitate sharing for publishers, Reddit also unveiled a new toolbox that makes it simpler to show Reddit content on their own platforms.

"This new toolbox includes features that clearly outline the predictable height of a post or comment, prominently showcase the community the content is from, and display the total tally of upvotes and comments," according to Reddit. Publishers can now add a call to action urging readers to participate in the discussion.