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Jkjsupremo

Would rate lower if possible. I don't know how it's possible to make such an unstable, buggy, unintuitive app for a social network, it sucks. It constantly stutters despite having a good phone, it plays audios for videos that aren't even on my screen, it finds a way to make comment scrolling a choppy, buggy mess. This app sucks. I'd honestly download a lite version with less features immediately, maybe that would be more usable.

Sep 04, 2024 17:53:04

James Manning

Every update makes it less and less functional, unless it's shoving an advertisement in your face. Features don't work even after selecting them several times, it constantly recommends subreddits even after explicitly saying "not to see" anymore, and it is overrun with bots and spam content in order to, you guessed it, shove more ads in your face. Don't use this app! It is repellent, greedy, and lost any soul it may have once to please shareholders. RIP reddit is fun

Sep 04, 2024 13:42:10

dev wing

This app is the worst part of reddit. The UI design sucks, the app tends to crash / freeze often, posting is a gamble as when you click that button, you don't know if you posted twice or not at all. Ads are irrelevant, indistinguishable from actual content and they are everywhere. The video player cropps off every video by default (unless you click on it), and gets hidden when you want to comment on a video.

Sep 03, 2024 21:19:09

Huw Jones

No ability to change font size = not meeting web accessibly guidelines. Lots of bugs, lots of videos that don't play unless you click to go to the comments, lots of times I get stuck in the comments of the post and have to quit the app to get out. Inconsistent navigation behavior. Took away good 3rd party apps and only give the option to use this one, which is devoid of useful features that we used to have. I don't understand how, given reddit's size, they can't develop a more feature rich app!

Sep 03, 2024 03:02:20

Andrew Martinson

It's serviceable for Reddit content, however the bugs on Android make it almost unusable. It reloads the feed any time you switch away from the app and when you change the default comment sort, it reverts back to "Best" every single time it reloads. Which is a lot. Also, if you open a post next to an ad, it'll auto play the ad audio anyway. Bring back Reddit is Fun and Apollo. They knew how to make an app that isn't dog water.

Sep 02, 2024 17:54:33

Luis Fernandez

When the reddit redesign came along the app was actually pretty nice and a good way to scroll through posts. The updates have been taking steps in the wrong direction though, instead of fixing the incredibly slow and studdery video player they just keep pushing UI changes nobody asked for. They make some areas needlessly minimalistic, and others clocked with so much stuff on the screen. There's bugs that have been running rampant from a few years ago, but no, we need another UI change.

Sep 02, 2024 10:29:28