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Can you promote in r/browsers?

Topics on web browsers.

The short answer

Answer help requests with useful, on-topic information; briefly disclose your affiliation if mentioning your product and avoid links, affiliate codes, or posts that look like promotional FAQs.

What works here

  • Replying to help requests with useful technical answers
  • Mentioning a product/tool when directly relevant with disclosure
  • Posting browser news or discussion on-topic

What gets posts removed

  • Posting promotional threads that are essentially FAQs/how-tos or product launches
  • Using affiliate/referral links or invite solicitations
  • Posting memes, tier lists, or off-topic company politics

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No affiliate/referral links

Explicit ban on affiliate/referral links and pages that hide referrals — links with referral codes or affiliate redirects are disallowed.

No Invite Offer/Request Posts

Invite offers or requests are considered spammy and are not allowed; use browser-specific subreddits instead.

No posting FAQs or How-Tos (as posts)

Link-only FAQs/how-tos are treated as spam; however, linking to a FAQ in a comment to help someone asking for help is acceptable.

On-topic news and discussion only

Sidebar describes the subreddit as for browser news, technology and web standards — keep contributions relevant to browsers.

Official rules of r/browsers

  1. 01No Invite Offer/Request Posts
  2. 02No affiliate/referral links
  3. 03No memes
  4. 04No posting FAQs or How-Tos
  5. 05Easy on browser company politics
  6. 06Include link to original article if possible
  7. 07Make use of downvoting and reporting for spam
  8. 08No tier lists
  9. 09No more "Is Opera spyware?" posts
  10. 10Stay on topic
  11. 11No Youtube to MP3 Converter Posts

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

Read the Intoru research and correction methodology.

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