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Flattens Reddit comments into a chronological forum view. Remember the early internet — phpBB forums, vBulletin boards, and the simple joy of scrolling through numbered posts in order? Every reply had a number, every thread was readable, and nothing got buried six levels deep. Reddit Forum View brings that back. It reimagines Reddit's chaotic nested threads as a clean, chronological forum layout — the way online discussion used to feel before infinite nesting took over. What It Does Displays all comments in order with sequential numbering (#1, #2, #3...) — just like the old boards Shows conversation context inline — click to expand the full reply chain for any comment Paginates large threads so even massive posts stay as scannable as a classic forum page Collapse any comment card with a single click on its header Smart Defaults AutoModerator comments start collapsed so they stay out of your way Removed and deleted comments start collapsed automatically Your Forum/Reddit view preference is remembered across posts Configurable Open the settings page to adjust: Comments per page Timestamp format (absolute date, "2h 30m ago", or minutes) Whether to auto-collapse AutoModerator and removed comments Seamlessly Integrated Works on all Reddit posts — including on mobile, where nested threads are especially painful to navigate. Toggle between forum view and Reddit's default view anytime with a single button — no page reload needed. Privacy Reddit Forum View does not collect, transmit, or sell any data. All settings are stored locally in your browser. The extension only runs on reddit.com.
Jul 28, 2026
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