Orlando Sentinel

The app uses a huge amount of space on device. Mine was using 40 GB. Is it saving every issue ever opened? If so, this needs an option to delete older issues. I’ve deleted the app and reinstalled and the storage is much better.

If it were not for the Orlando Sentinel C. Florida would be in total darkness with regard to all the corruption in Tallahassee. We are screwed by this group of politicians, on a regular basis, but at least thanks to writers like the amazing Scott Maxwell we receive explanations as to what is happening.

I have been asked to sign in 3 times. However, after my username and password are accepted, I almost immediately lose access and am asked to sign in again. Do I essentially cannot read any news!

Scott Maxwell is the main reason I read the Sentinel. His common sense columns are brilliantly written. Please keep doing what you are so good at Scott!

Can’t open articles. An error code saying failed to parse article pops up. This has been going on for MONTHS!

This new version of the app makes reading the e-paper not as easy. You select an article on the e newspaper and nothing happens other than a statement that it failed to load. Only way to read is to zoom into each article on the page

In the e-edition, if you click on an article, it should take you to a full screen version of the article, but instead you get an error message. Fix this!

It’s always there, on my drive or on line. Well worth the money. A democracy depends on its newspapers. I pay for the Sentinel, NYT, Washington Post, and WSJournal. OK, I’m a retired news junkie. But I want news from professional, trained journalists. I want to know what our local, state, and national representatives are doing. I almost always, including this year vote a split ticket. Those who get “free” news from cable or internet get a lot of untruths, lies, that may have been planted by Russia, China, or Iran. Our newspapers make mistakes, but most separate editorial from news, and correct when they make mistakes. The Sentinel tries to do that. And they support Scot Maxwell, who is one of the best there is. I always read him first. I have had a Sentinel subscription since I moved to Florida in 1963. Have never been sorry.

Excellent and precise

The app appears to open a browser window when I try to read certain articles, which logs me out and therefore shows me half-page ads. As a premium subscriber, I should not be seeing ads at all. Very disappointed. As a new subscriber, I want to support great, local, unionized journalism, but this app is not making things easy.