The summer started with Reddit locking down their API, but luckily this only required a few changes on the backend.

New features in the last few months:

• There's documentation on the actual site! You don't have to dig around in my profile anymore to find things.
• Script and audio lengths are now displayed and searchable.
• Persistent Queries: You can now save a query to save and add to your normal queries, letting you block tags or users and customize your default browsing experience.
• Direct links to a specific query should load ~10x faster. This means you can link a search for u:someone or smaller subreddits like r:gwnarrative and have it load much faster than the base page.
• Dynamic tag counts let you explore what tags are most popular in any given query, and drill-down into niches.
• Use w:writer to find all fills of scripts written by a given writer.
• You can now view tag popularity over time.
• You can set links to go to old.reddit.com to view in an incognito/mobile browser without reddit hassling you with a login wall.