Can’t even load the list of publications
Very sad.
Needs active support
I’m disappointed that my hometown newspaper uses this app. It was last updated THREE YEARS ago?! I just uninstalled it because it is stuck on a date over a week ago (and shows only black for the pages), gives me an error message when I try to force it to today’s date. And, if I go to this company’s web version, it is only showing one section of today’s Sunday paper. I will definitely take it up with the newspaper, too, that they are collecting subscription money but using this lousy means of delivery.
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Generally good, but buggy
I find the app to be good overall, but it has one defect I find particularly annoying. I read the My News on the Go edition of The Fort Wayne (IN) Newspapers Journal-Gazette, and refer to it below to illustrate the defect.
Whenever an article contains two dollar signs ($) within the same paragraph, the text version of the article in the “Stories” tab of the app is corrupted. Everything between two Dollar signs disappears from the text, joining the remaining sentence fragments together, generally with nonsensical results.
The 20 February 2020 e-edition article “Virtual schools fallout continues” provides a good example of the defect. In the 6th paragraph, beginning, “A State Board of Accounts review ...” everything between “$68.7 million” and the Dollar sign in $86 million” is missing from the text version of the article.
As you might, imagine, the defect impacts business stories especially hard. See the story “CHS doesn’t cut much from debt” in the Business section of the 20 February 2020 edition. This story contains multiple instances of the defect.
The defect only appears to affect text between two Dollar signs within the same paragraph. A paragraph break between two Dollar signs appears to interrupt the defect.
I hope this information is useful.
Whenever an article contains two dollar signs ($) within the same paragraph, the text version of the article in the “Stories” tab of the app is corrupted. Everything between two Dollar signs disappears from the text, joining the remaining sentence fragments together, generally with nonsensical results.
The 20 February 2020 e-edition article “Virtual schools fallout continues” provides a good example of the defect. In the 6th paragraph, beginning, “A State Board of Accounts review ...” everything between “$68.7 million” and the Dollar sign in $86 million” is missing from the text version of the article.
As you might, imagine, the defect impacts business stories especially hard. See the story “CHS doesn’t cut much from debt” in the Business section of the 20 February 2020 edition. This story contains multiple instances of the defect.
The defect only appears to affect text between two Dollar signs within the same paragraph. A paragraph break between two Dollar signs appears to interrupt the defect.
I hope this information is useful.
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Unbelievable
Does not work with my subscription! What a piece of junk.
E edition
As of last Tuesday I cannot access the e edition. Called for support but they had no solution. I was told someone will call me. Still waiting for that call.
