Dystopia for Reddit

I swapped to Dystopia when Reddit started to kill third-party apps. This doesn’t have all of the features of the official app, or the pre-IPO unofficial apps, but it runs about ten times faster and is incredibly simple to use. There is so much potential for this app. So much. I really want to see this app flourish and supersede the poor experience the Reddit IPO gives to mobile users. Please make it happen.

Links to reddit in comments and posts that are reddit links fail to open, throwing 404. Other times, reddit links will open in safari. Rather annoying.

Was a good app on previous phone. Now getting error: “The data could not be read because it isn’t in the correct format.” Nonfunctional.

No popular, no multireddit, no favorite subs, no updates! Weird whirring/cricket sound when viewing news articles in app.

Nice, lightweight client with no ads/in app purchases. Only issue is when there’s a link to Reddit content within a comment I can’t open it because it just gives a 404 error. Would be nice if there was at least a way to copy the link so I could open it in my browser.

Firstly I hope we get some updates soon. The things that would be great are have the alphabet on the right side like Apollo did so you can quickly get to where you want to go. Other big thing is to have it show what subreddit it’s from when scrolling through the front page in a different location cause it kinda just blends in and is hard to read

This app is great for people with a visual impairment. Thank you Dev for making this. I guess some people are upset that it isn’t a 1:1 clone of whatever app they used to use, but for people who were basically ignored by prior app devs and Reddit, this is a great way to make Reddit less frustrating.

Simple, light Reddit app that isn't the trash official app. Love this.

Seemingly the only alternative to Reddit’s official ad, I mean app… For that alone it is worth 5 stars and more

Obviously the main purpose is accessibility so it won’t have all the bells and whistles of the more polished legacy third party apps. It works for my purposes and anything that gets me away from the awful official Reddit app is a win