Just to clarify: I think an older version may have used React, but I just double-checked and current Reddit is definitely a Lit app built with web components. Y

Just to clarify: I think an older version may have used React, but I just double-checked and current Reddit is definitely a Lit app built with web components. You can tell based on the comment placeholders used by the rendering engine as anchor nodes and by the prevalence of dashed-elements in the markup. Here's an example: <rpl-tooltip placement="top" appearance="neutral"> <!--?lit$003985561$--> <span slot="content"><!--?lit$003985561$-->Send a GIF</span> </rpl-tooltip> They seem to call the current architecture "shreddit" internally for some reason.