TheGazette.com

Personally I find it's good, but I would appreciate an options menu. I really need to set the temperature to celsius.

Worthless. No search function. I pay for a print edition subscription, yet am unable to access more than 10 free articles through the app. Totally frustrating to use.

I used to be able to read articles every day, and now I am limited to two articles per day. I don’t understand. I am a lifelong Iowan who because of my age and chronic lung disease had to move to Illinois to be with my children, but I still like to follow what’s going on in Iowa.

I check the news maybe a couple times a month and now you want $15 a month to do that? I think not. I’m not going to read news daily so that much is absolutely outrageous. Learn how to add advertising to offset charging users who might only read a story or two a week. Also a weekly or monthly limit on stories would be logical instead of just blocking occasional users from news.

This app has started limiting the articles I can read, and now it is asking me to except the cookies for California Consumer Privacy Act. I can not even see the obituaries without clicking accepting the cookies. I’m very disappointed. I am canceling all services through the Gazette.

It’s virtually unusable on an iPhone. As you scroll down through stories or obituaries, it jumps back up the page.

I had to re-download this app because it has never scrolled properly. Now the app will not open pass the notify me screen and it will not let me select anything even on the notify screen very bad app.

The app consistently jumps back to the top when scrolling which makes it nearly unusable. Other reviews indicate this has been an issue for more than a year. I note this is an issue for this platform across other news sites that use it. Please let us know how to remedy the issue!!

Poor design. It’s impossible to scroll down through stories without the app glitching and sending you back to the top. Makes the app kind of worthless.

Randomly rests while scrolling. Has for years.