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07-07-2023

Richard Herman

Smooth awesome love being able to talk about different tech different topics it's nice fresh breath of air for me keep killing it

07-07-2023

Chris Clifton

An amazing app, from a company run by one of the worst humans on the planet.

07-07-2023

Jackson Gudgel

Horribe UI. Everything is cluttered and difficult to navigate.

07-07-2023

Robert Axley

Great new experience clean no jargon.

07-07-2023

Eric Brozio

Just bad. The app that works and loads posts properly about 50%. Every 3-5 posts is an ad or "promoted" (ad). Everything is a bit of a mess. Suggest looking for an alternative way to view reddit content as this app just isn't worth the frustration.

07-07-2023

Douglas R. Black

My experience with reddit has been shock, then acceptance, and now SMFH .... another platform overrun with loud mouth liberal jerks obsessed with eradicating westen civilization as we understand it.

07-07-2023

Michael Lucas

Bring back third party apps, bring back Reddit is fun. Reddit video player plays all videos at 144p if they load. Customization is non-existent, ads/subs are pushed onto you even if you don't want it. Horrible UI, site layout, communities tab is worthless, garbage comment section, horrible comment layout, can't double tap to up vote??? Worthless capitalists destroying a free site for which they create no content.

07-07-2023

Nathan Reyes

The UI isn't great. Threads can get busy with more responses. There's only 2 options to view my feed: "Popular" and "Home". Can't easily switch accounts like I could in other apps. The subreddits have a way to sort them, but it just horrible. I want "Hot" or "Top" and the reddit app gives posts from months ago. 3rd party apps did it better.

07-07-2023

Okini Hernandez

If you're going to screw everyone out of a great user experience by shutting out third party apps... At least have the decency to look at what those apps did to make the experience better.

07-07-2023

Zac Telford

Awful user experience, bloated with ads, and lacking many important accessibility features. Not to mention the disgusting treatment of third-party Reddit app developers. Reddit holds their own users in contempt and should be deeply ashamed.