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Just not a needed feature
Not a fan of having an unremovable button in the bottom right corner while reading a PDF that does nothing but make AI read the PDF for me, when I already have 2 I's in my head.
Quite poor
It's really quite poor. It's supposed to be able to manage files on your device and in the cloud, but with any cloud interaction it's always running three operations from an invisible queue, and it reprioritises what it's doing seemingly at random. Nothing is ever finished until everything is finished - which either doesn't happen or happens way in the future. There's no way to see the queue, let alone manage it. There's no way to tell it to just do one thing at a time. It's plain bad. I don't know who's writing the 5 star reviews.
They update it all the time, and with every update there's a tour of how they changed some trivial thing that you'd never notice. Almost every time I open it there's a new tour, and company news - as if anyone is interested. It's a horrible user experience that seems to stem from narcissism on the marketing side. The company doesn't seem to realise it's a utility app, not a fashion brand.
And as if that's not bad enough, it routinely sends pop-ups to tell you some files haven't been opened (if they haven't been). Because we must all open everything with Documents. How it does this when it's closed I don't know. Is it sending detailed usage info for every file, along with the file names up to Readdle?
Truly this company's apps have fallen from grace recently. I'm guessing either the staff have nothing to do, so change for change sake, or they have a poorly suited new leader that's wrecking everything.
They update it all the time, and with every update there's a tour of how they changed some trivial thing that you'd never notice. Almost every time I open it there's a new tour, and company news - as if anyone is interested. It's a horrible user experience that seems to stem from narcissism on the marketing side. The company doesn't seem to realise it's a utility app, not a fashion brand.
And as if that's not bad enough, it routinely sends pop-ups to tell you some files haven't been opened (if they haven't been). Because we must all open everything with Documents. How it does this when it's closed I don't know. Is it sending detailed usage info for every file, along with the file names up to Readdle?
Truly this company's apps have fallen from grace recently. I'm guessing either the staff have nothing to do, so change for change sake, or they have a poorly suited new leader that's wrecking everything.
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Response from developer
Hello, we sincerely apologize for the issue you have to deal with - would you mind contacting us at rdsupport@readdle.com? We will do our best to fix the problem for you and improve your user experience. Vlad
Request For Bringing Back Features
UPDATE:
Dear Readdle Team,
Thank you very much for helping. The issue is fixed. Readdle team’s support is the best.
Kind regards
Dear Readdle Team,
Thank you very much for helping. The issue is fixed. Readdle team’s support is the best.
Kind regards
No Office Suite
Readdle refuses to offer their products as a suite but would rather gouge the subscriptions. To itemize the products
1. PDF Expert Pro - $102.99
2. Documents Pro - $199.99
3. Scanner Pro Plus - $79.99
4. Spark Pro - $249.99
5. Calendars Pro - $37.99
The annual subscriptions with tax in Canada for all their products in the Pro version comes to $771.59 CAD per year. Greedy much?! Apple Adobe & Microsoft don’t charge that much for office products!
1. PDF Expert Pro - $102.99
2. Documents Pro - $199.99
3. Scanner Pro Plus - $79.99
4. Spark Pro - $249.99
5. Calendars Pro - $37.99
The annual subscriptions with tax in Canada for all their products in the Pro version comes to $771.59 CAD per year. Greedy much?! Apple Adobe & Microsoft don’t charge that much for office products!
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