FastFeed T1

フリック操作による一覧スクロール、拡大縮小のUIが良く出来ています。

Gooooood

Great app, just one more feature needed Slideshow

Easily the best app for browsing I've tried. From the tabs to the feed sets, this makes Tumblr fun again. In-app upgrades are worth the money.

I've been looking for a desktop version of this for AGES! thank you for finally making a way to "sort" the blogs I follow :D works great, although it'd be nice if we could add 200+ blogs to each feed rather than just 15.

I adore this app for browsing tumblr. The only thing is that it stops loading after a few swipes through my dash and won't load older posts. Enable endless scrolling in grid view and it would be the perfect app for me. I would also rather be able to edit tags like the tumblr app instead of the default way in this app. Other than that it's a great app.

It'd be nice if you could hold down the reblog button to chose between sideblogs and execute a quick reblog! That would make this a five star app Update: support is great, i asked if they would be implementing this feature they said anywhere within the next 2 months!!

I have tried official, 3rd party tumblr client, this one is the best so far.

1. Get rid of the random "t" in the name under the app icon. It looks rather silly. 2. I really want a feedback option added to the app in the side menu. Maybe we can email or iMessage you guys feedback! :) 3. Is there a way I can get the app's scheme URL? I have an app launcher in my Notification Center that I use like crazy but I don't know the app's scheme URL to add to the launcher so I can launch the app from any other app. 4. I can't edit my tumblr profile photo in the app. Why? Is that due to Tumblr's app API or what? 5. Being able to change the app's color would be nice! White is kinda blah. 😂 Other than that, everything works and looks great! Keep up the great work!

Pros: - The app feels much faster and more responsive than tumblr's official app. - The grid/flow dual layout is really nice and easy to use. - It's missing a couple big features (see cons), but everything it does have is great, and it has a lot of other features that the official tumblr app doesn't. For example, a quick shortcut to share all images in a post, instead of just the post link or having to save each image individually in order to share them. - The app's ads are less common and muuuch less annoying than the official app's ads and sponsored posts. They also don't pretend to be normal posts to trick you into looking at them.. In the fastfeed app, there's usually (but not always, which is nice) just an ad occupying a small rectangle at the bottom of the screen, like many free apps. Full-screen ads can also appear, but these are pretty rare and are easily closed. Sometimes a full-screen ad will be a video though, which I don't like, but for comparison it's less annoying and MUCH less common than the ads on youtube videos! I greatly prefer fastfeed's ad solution to the one on the tumblr app. There's an in-app purchase to get rid of the ads if you're into that sort of thing. - Good features when viewing a blog like viewing only a specific post type or jumping to older posts. - Blog descriptions display images, unlike official app - If a new or reblogged post fails to post because of a drop in connection, it is moved to an "offline posting queue" which you can access at any time. It'll be automatically retried when it detects the network is back, or you can click "Retry Now" or "Discard (Delete)". It could be used to purposely make posts while offline so that they automatically post when you have a connection again. This is much better than when the official tumblr app fails to connect to make a post, which causes it to just be permanently lost without telling you, or to be suddenly posted the next time you make a post from the app, without warning or any indication that it had it saved. - Intuitive and convenient "recent tags" feature when posting. - Allows you to re-order the tags of a post if you made them in the wrong order - "Open in tumblr app" as an option on all posts 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 More apps that are alternatives to a website's official app should include such a feature! - You can create "feedsets", which are basically multiple dashboards (the app refers to blogs and tags collectively as "feeds"). So you could for example have a feedset with just yo