Financial Times: Business News

How come comments are allowed on the Ukraine war, but absolutely nothing allowed when it comes to the Israel conflict?

while reading the article, at some point the app self-scrolls back to the top. At this point vertical scrolling no longer works unless you switch to another article. Conclusion: reading the stories became impossible!

Really needs update: navigation is not clear, hard to find things, search is weak, memory management is no good.

It’s a very nice app, brilliant designed and very comfortable to use. One of the best news app. Please add notifications as an option.

FT increased price of annual subscription by 50% notifying about that two days after they charged the credit card. Very improper way of dealing with customer who was around for 5 years

After multiple efforts to reinstall the all, toogle on/off the notification settings... The problem still exists.

At a time when free press is needed more than ever, FT sets a global standard. I am a proud subscriber.

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This app needs an update. Its aesthetic is old and it is not well written. Compare the work done in apps like NYT or CNN

Like others have noted, it is wonderful that the app in itself is finally available for iOS, eliminating the needs to exclusively use a browser to read FT. However, some features are missing, including the ability to go fullscreen while reading, which, through browsers like Safari (Reading Mode), makes it much more convinient and easy to read, by minimising distractions like related stories and links. Perhaps you could make these display elements slowly fade out of the UI as one swipes further down the story, like it is often done in reading apps. Finally, an iPad-specific suggestion would be to make better use of the extra screen. It is evident that whenever opens an article to read, only the right part of the screen is taken by the actual text, which is both inconvenient due to it being off-centered, and also a non very wise use of the additional space of the tablets. Perhaps the aforementioned introduction of a reading mode would solve this issue to. Proof of that is how brilliantly Reader-Mode works on Safari on iPads, which make FT article-reading an even better and easier experience than before. Keep up the good work!