Reddit has finished phasing out the r/all page, with links now redirecting to users’ Home feeds instead. This change applies to both the Reddit app and the standard desktop website. Users accessing old Reddit through old.reddit.com or with the “Default to old Reddit” setting enabled can still reach r/all directly from the top menu bar.
Reddit confirmed the update in its latest changelog, explaining that the goal is to “simplify Reddit and improve Home feed personalization.”
What Reddit Is Removing with r/all
r/all shows the most recent posts from across Reddit with minimal filtering, including content from subreddits a user does not subscribe to. Reddit states the feed does not include sexually explicit content, but other NSFW posts may still appear that would not show in r/popular.
Moving forward, r/popular will serve as Reddit’s official option for browsing trending posts from outside your subscribed communities. It has additional filters compared to r/all. Users of old Reddit still have access to r/all through the top navigation bar.
Reddit has not explained why the deprecation does not apply to old Reddit. Old Reddit can be accessed at old.reddit.com or by enabling “Default to old Reddit” in the Preferences tab within account Settings.
Timeline of Reddit’s r/all Removal
Reddit first announced plans to remove r/all in December 2025. The company began testing the removal in January 2026, calling it an experiment at the time. During this period, desktop users were redirected as part of the same test.
In February 2026, Reddit confirmed that the experiment had ended and that r/all would be permanently deprecated. The final implementation has now been completed. Reddit has not stated whether access to r/all will be removed from old Reddit in a future update.
