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1. Also enabling and disabling NSFW whenever I need to is more useful than I thought it would be.After using the official reddit app for several years, I uninstalled because of how consistently trash it's been (The latest update was the straw that broke the camels back).
2. I'd love to see a "reddit unreachable" message, so I know it's an external issue like the Reddit servers and not the app itself breaking.I tried many different Reddit clients before and I always came back to the original Reddit app.
3. It just needs some customization, like opting for a few lines of text preview instead of just "TEXT" in post titles, and some options to adjust the sizes and colors of things.
4. I'm not sure how the default comment sorting was intended to work, but I often don't see all or most comments on a post and they appear to be in a random sorting of karma.
5. There are a couple things I love, like the way the comment indentations are filled in, and the share and quick collapse buttons on top level comments.
6. For example, bold, italics, strike through, etc.This is a nice Reddit app.
7. Do yourself a favor and download this app if you want reddit on mobile.Pretty much perfect.
8. When reddit is down, the app won't load, but it doesn't state what the issue is.
9. Overall, great app!This app is a million times better in every way compared to the official Reddit app.
10. Edit: also, I noticed there weren't any options to edit text in comments.
11. The UI is smooth, the video player actually works, and I haven't seen any ads so far (not sure if this is a feature, but I'm loving it).