WordPress – Website Builder

...I don't know what to say. App not responding, crashing, a lot bugs... might be just on iPhone 4, sad really sad...

Literally nothing works. I logged onto this today and the only posts that show up are the ones from July backward. Also, you can’t do anything with the posts, not one thing, or else there’s an error. You DEFINITELY can’t publish posts or pages, or upload images, or manage plugins, or edit the code, or anything. Useless. I am actually curious, is this website still being monitored and updated? Or has WP just abandoned it and I’m late to hear about it?

So how find my localWP with this app, https://192.168.0.9:9889 . My WordPress website is fine, and WordPress android app can sign-in!

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The app is ok. It can’t retrieve the latest version of your posts without pulling to refresh over and over and over again. You used to be able to see your site metrics but that got removed. Basically you can write with it.

The latest version has crippled my ability to answer comments on my blog

I tried to maintain both my Wordpress.com site and my self-hosted Wordpress(.org) site. Tedious. Plus, Wordpress.com sites are *very* slow to load! In the app, the “dashboard” and the editor are entirely awkward to reach and manipulate. Even simple Logout is difficult to find! All in all, not user-friendly. I prefer my self-hosted site by far and this app and Wordpress.com only “in a pinch”. I also prefer the *browser* interface by far over this app. Unacceptable.

Why does this app give the option to create a new account more accessible than logging onto an existing one? So frustrating. Unusable.

This app refuses to save a draft or publish anything. All it does is freeze and make you force quit the app. When I try to publish my post via desktop, it’s like I never wrote anything in the first place. I’m having to write the same posts over and over again and I’m so sick of it

Today another basic piece of functionality stopped working. I cannot make a hyperlink. I put in the url, hit submit and... nothing. When you get done deforming this once excellent blogging platform into a lame consumer CMS, and work through your massive scope-bloating backlog of gratuitous bells and whistles, can you debug your app and ensure that its core functionality still works? Thank you.