Readder for Reddit

Je moet betalen om in te kunnen loggen.

First off I want to say really nice reader. This is a really unique app and the different browsing features makes this app really stand out. I really like this app and think has the potential to be the best reddit browsing app. I also have some critiques I’d like to point out and some feature I miss. I hope see them improved at some point. * On most reddit apps it takes 2-3 taps to switch accounts, but 4 on Readder. * I wish there was an easier way to switch between new and hot it requires two taps. * No on screen inbox or from the right swipe screen. Takes 2 taps to get to the inbox. * Can we have swipe to dismiss while also still being able to swipe comments for upvote, downvote, reply,save etc? Currently swipe to dismiss removes that. * on-screen write comment or new post button. Currently have to press triple dot > write comment or new post. * long press on an image doesn’t always bring up the save/share menu.

For some reason it won’t load consistently or with the same amount of time (sometimes 6 months is available, sometimes 4, sometimes 1 month, sometimes 2, etc.)

Can’t login and nothing works

Won’t let me add a new account - buttons for accepting terms don’t work

About the only thing working right in this app is the IAP.

The app regularly fails to load comments and messages for no discernible reason. I’m guessing that in the two years since the last update something was broken on Reddit’s side and needs to be accounted for. Although, no api charges currently ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Constantly saying it can’t load info, and it’s very frustrating to use

The app fails to load any Reddit data for 2-5 minutes before randomly working again. I have tried everything I could think, and even contacted support, to no response. This app isn’t worth it.

Like some of the other reviewers, I too paid for this app before I realized it hasn’t been updated in 2 years. It is very glitchy. Some times it doesn’t work at all, most of the time comments don’t load. It’s a bummer because it’s one of the best Reddit apps left after Reddit killed Apollo.