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Change references of m.reddit.com to .mobile

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However, I kind of got tired of viewing reddit through w3m, the header alone is
a few pages long to scroll through, and the CSS for the comments doesn't load so
there isn't any sense of threading. But, then I discovered reddit's mobile
website: [http://m.reddit.com](http://m.reddit.com), and it looks absolutely
website: [http://reddit.com/.mobile](http://reddit.com/.mobile), and it looks absolutely
beautiful in w3m. In fact, I think I prefer it to the normal website in any
modern browser; there are no distractions, just pure content.
<a href="/img/blog/w3m_mobile_reddit.png"><img src="/img/blog/w3m_mobile_reddit.png" alt="m.reddit.com rendered in w3m"></a>
In order to get cortex to open the mobile version of reddit, I made a bash
script wrapper around w3m that takes urls and replaces `"http://reddit.com"` and
`"http://www.reddit.com"` with `"http://m.reddit.com"` before passing them to
w3m (as well as fixing a double forward slash error in the comment uri cortex
outputs that desktop reddit accepts but mobile reddit 404s on). The script:
script wrapper around w3m that takes urls and appends `".mobile"` to the end of
reddit urls before passing them to w3m (as well as fixing a double forward slash
error in the comment uri cortex outputs that desktop reddit accepts but mobile
reddit 404s on). The script:
```bash
#!/bin/bash