Bookmate. Kitap oku

After the latest iOS update the app keeps crashing. Also, I wish they had a better e-reader for their magazines.

I used to use the newsstand reader on my PC which was the actual virtual version of the paper edition. You could highlight and write on the surface and ave the entire edition. YOU CANNOT DO IT WITH THIS APP The good thing is it is still the Barron's magazine possibly the best financial news paper for the lay person. Their comments section is turning into Yahoo finance however…

It’s pointless to have an app that doesn’t insist you use the app. Why are the notifications opening in the browser instead of the app. This issue is completely illogical. It’s like the app is dumb and doesn’t know it exist!

I really enjoy reading Barron’s. But this app ongoing glitches and instabilities. The company should be embarrassed with the technical failures of the app.

Dark mode please

After being barred access to my account I was told that my account couldn’t be found despite them charging my apple account. Complete nonsense. The service is overpriced anyway.

Impressed with the content but it would be nice if I could actually use the search bar without the app crashing. Not looking good beyond the free trial.

All I want to do is read news stories. It constantly crashes, articles disappear when I move back and forth, and images constantly flicker. It also seems to drain battery as the iPad struggles to process whatever this app is trying to do. It needs to be rewritten from the ground up. Unfortunately it makes Barron’s (which is a great publication) a slog to read.

I like the content and have nothing against those. I’m just writing in regards to the app. The app crashes for me 1 out of 3 times. Once it crashes, it starts continuously crashing every time I try opening it again.

Unusually I don’t leave the review, but this app really hurts my feelings, I paid for content, but cannot even login with this app in my iPhone, and numerous crashes make user experience so bad, even make me to unsubscribe the Barron