Feedworthy for reddit Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 63 reviews. Read all reviews for Feedworthy for reddit for iPhone.
Feedworthy for reddit is free iOS app published by Yap Studios LLC
Best app for Reddit
Gabed314
Great app *bug; when clicking on a link to a subreddit that doesn't actually exist, app crashes Also, it would be awesome if you could click on one picture and swipe through all the pictures in a subreddit, kind of like redditp.com
It's ok
HammerTime7787
Honestly, the app interface is pretty good but navigation is not intuitive. Sometimes your stuck on a webpage in the app with no way to go back and there is literally no indication of how you would do it. Pulling down usually lets you go back but it sometime doesn't work when in a webpage. Speaking about webpages, they load and scroll soooo slowly. It ruins the experience and makes the app unusable.
Perfect but…
Chris Brummel
This is the Reddit app I've been looking for for years. Alien Blue is decent, but lacks polish. Alien Blue feels like it's cramming too many features into a small space. This has an original take and is well thought out with two sins: • must use the Safari View Controller. You can see the complaints in the other reviews that their current implementation has problems. I struggle with it too. Not using the Safari View Controller deprives me of the extensions I use and the Readability view. • must use the native share sheet. I understand that the developers are trying to create their own feel, but it shouldn't be at the expense of having access to all the great features in the share sheet. Also, I wish I could resort my subscribed subreddits in the card view. Otherwise, I'm excited about this app! Please, I hope you listen regarding the Safari View Controller and the Share Sheets. Apple is innovating in great ways here that I hope you take advantage of. Thanks for the great app
Can't access albums and 1 other thing
Peeellly
It's all good mate except for two things. You can't access an album of pictures and you can't search in a subreddit. The promise is there.
Potential
Hosungson
I like the interface and how aesthetically pleasing it is. However, you cannot view albums, and it feels like I'm stuck a lot of times.
Thoughtful UX
Christopher Welch
Definitely appreciate how much thought has gone into building a product that treats the content with respect. Can tell that be designers took some inspiration from the Facebook Paper product.
My favorite reddit client
richas2808
Amazing app! But I wish it was possible to arrange subreddits on the app front page on our own, rather than in alphabetical order