A redirect rule sends Reddit URLs to this page with a ?url= parameter, then, depending on your settings, it either shows a choice menu or auto-redirects after a countdown. On mobile, it always shows a menu (since ios deep links don't play nice on automatic redirect). If you hit back after a redirect, the page detects this and shows all options instead of redirecting again, so you can get choose a different view or get back to your search.
Pick your platform, the redirect URL is generated automatically in the tool below.
Kagi Search
- 1Open Settings → Advanced → Redirects
- 2Click Add Rule and paste the generated rule below
Redirector Extension
- 1Install Redirector for Firefox or Chrome
- 2Create a new regex redirect with the values below
Adjust the settings, then copy the generated rules. Settings are encoded in the URL , so cookies or accounts needed.
old / new auto-redirect, ask always shows a menu.old or new.All URL parameters accepted by this page.
| Param | Values | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| to | old new ask | ask | Which Reddit frontend to redirect to. ask skips the countdown and shows all options. |
| delay | 0 – 10 | 5 | Seconds before auto-redirect. 0 redirects instantly. Only applies when to is old or new. |
| url | Reddit URL | — | The link to handle, supplied by the redirect rule. If blank, this info page is shown. |
On iOS and Android, the to and delay settings are ignored — the page always shows a choice menu, since auto-redirecting on mobile tends to fight with the OS. The "Open in Hydra" button uses the hydra://openurl?url= deep link scheme. The "Open in Artemis" button uses the artemis:// deep link scheme, passing the Reddit URL with the https:// prefix replaced by artemis://. If either app isn't installed, iOS will show an error because custom URL schemes don't have a silent fallback.