lurker - a person who lurks, in particular a user of an internet message board or chat room who does not participate.
lurkur for reddit is an unofficial client for reddit, aiming to provide you a more personalized and ad-free experience.
Are you someone who enjoys a quieter, more laid-back approach when exploring the vast Reddit universe? lurkur is tailored for those who just want to read and browse, but not necessarily want to partake in the conversation.
Key Features:
Dark Mode: An elegant dark theme that's easy on the eyes.
Media Variety: This app supports various media types, enabling you to seamlessly browse images, GIFs, videos, and more without any hassle.
Clean Interface: An interface designed to minimize distractions, creating a more focused and uncluttered browsing experience.
Customizable Settings: Personalize your experience with customizable settings for comments, posts, and more. Tailor the app to your preferences.
Active Development: lurkur is actively evolving, and we're committed to bringing you even more features soon, including but not limited to:
- Extensive theming options
- Biometric/Passcode locking
- Advanced post filtering
- Your suggestions!
Ad-Free, Always: lurkur is and will always be ad-free, ensuring an uninterrupted and pleasant experience.
No Guarantee of Permanence: lurkur's continued existence is subject to Reddit's policies and decisions.
Head over to r/lurkurapp to request features, submit bugs or share your experience.
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$4.99
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$0.99
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$2.99
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49 ratings
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The app does not work.
90% of the time the post filters do not work, the only two that are consistent are hot posts and top posts. The hour button does nothing. The option to stop videos from auto playing does nothing. Scrolling through to find a video you are interested in watching quickly becomes a frantic exercise of finding 4 other videos simultaneously playing with sound and trying to mute them, then the app refreshes and sends you clear to the top causing you to lose your scroll progress. This app has crashed almost once a day for the past week. I really enjoy using lurkur but the frustration it is causing me lately has me considering deleting the app. It’s good when it works right, but it almost never works as advertised.
Great Reddit app
Very well designed, stable, responsive app. No cruft or questionable design elements like is seen on the official Reddit app. Hope that we can eventually get tablet optimization for this great app
Excellent
If I feel the need to contribute I prefer a computer, so this is precisely what I need for killing time on the go.
I have to add that there are some bugs, especially after viewing media. But again, fantastic. I browse quite a bit and haven’t run into the rate limit yet.
a+
love the minimalist look and the no-login (apparently?) feature. Just a straight from a spy thriller novel, CIA look to this.
No Tablet Mode :(
I do most of my social media browsing on tablets. Can’t stand this skinny little strip in the middle surrounded by huge wasted blank space.
Reddit is usable again!!!
Miles better than the official app or mobile web!
Thank you for this
Such a well executed idea. My only complaints are occasionally freeze ups that could be more of a hardware compatibility thing more than anything else. It mostly happens when scrolling or trying to expand a post to view comments
You’re doing great work!
Perfect!
Our power is out, but thanks to how this app is designed I can keep up with information, without draining my phone battery like crazy. Love it! Thank you!
Nice way to browse Reddit
No stupid ads, it’s easy enough to stay engaged if you want to comment with all the link options to open in browser. It’s been my replacement for Apollo and way better than using the official app. Highly recommended if you don’t need it for moderating
Great for Viewing
Love the app so far. Would love to see the ability to view full sized thumbnails in the near future
