1. Yes, it does display the magazine OK, but it is an exercize in sheer frustration to use this app.....the paper (physical) edition of this weekly magazine is infinitely preferable.Even though you have to download each issue, twice if you want to view in page mode, you still need to have an internet connection to view the issue.
2. Not very practical if you want to read an issue or two on a long flight.I decided to switch from print to electronic subscription and thought I would see if there was an app.
3. Currently I see no evidence it does anything at all.The world's most influential and most detailed Highbrow General Science periodical deserves much better than this slow and fiddly and hard-to-use app.
4. numerous reports have been sent about the crashes, both from the app crash reporting, and also an email, but no responses are provided, and no fix is delivered.
5. An app from an organization that promotes science that will just plain not run with Android pie? Really?App fails to launch after recent firmware update.
6. Crashes just trying to enter your email address, meaning the app never actually opens.The app crashes each time I try to log in.
7. (Before these problems began, the app worked well and I was happy with it.)Buggy, bad interface, sign in and subscription buttons do nothing.
8. the web site has much better usability but fails for refusing to remember authenticated identity for any length of time.
9. I've installed it on my Google pixel 2 and I can't even open the software.This app should be removed from the store until it's gone through development by an actual developer.
10. it too often fails to load articles and dumps the user back to the entry point.
11. At the very least the app should *attempt* to retrieve the subscription and membership information when the user logs in.