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This is old and doesn’t work anymore

What the title said.

It asked for a review

OK :)

Fresh Phone, Fresh Download = No Dice

Looks nice in the pics and would be great to use the app. But try to sign in with an account?

`Error: Invalid request to Oauth API`

Lovely stuff.

Too buggy, Reddit API issues

“Too Many Requests”, and I got logged off and couldn’t log in again due to OAuth issues.

Doesn’t work any more, STAY AWAY

Don’t know why but all it does is show Unauthorized. Reddit wants to continue to ban communication, we’ll just stop using it.

Good When it Works

This app has a nice UI. I wanted something clean coming from Apollo. But it literally crashes 90% of the time. I always get a “Too many requests” error which ultimately leads to a crash. Can’t recommend the app as is.

Update: Does not work anymore. I get an error on every startup

Stopped working

I loved this app, but recently it stopped working, just says “unauthorized”. Glad to see from another reviewer it’s not just me - I guess this one is done too :(. No more alternatives to the worse official app I guess.

straight up doesn't work

love that there are options besides the official app, but this one doesn't work. I just see "unauthorized" for every account and every request. no explanation for why this is the case.

Stopped working

The app stopped working about a week ago on all my devices. Don't use it. Uninstalled.

Actually usable UI compared to other apps

Actually usable compared to other third party apps

Can’t Reply, Uninstalled

I typed a response and went to post it. Reno says “not enough space on device.” 🤣 I have a 256GB phone with 100GB stored. I cut and pasted my response. This time the error was “data not in correct format.” 🙄 I used the Reddit app and posted my pasted content without issue. Uninstalled Reno.

Incredible, but.

“Too Many Requests” every time I try to refresh my feed is a killer. Will happily change to 5/5 if this gets resolved.

Always crashing

Piece of junk app can’t be used for more than 5 minutes before it crashes. And it won’t load anything up for hours after crashing so you’re basically screwed out of entertainment. And before I get the same generic robo response, yes it’s updated, yes my phone is updated, yes I have deleted and reinstalled and yes I have done whatever it is you’re about to say. Fix this garbage app. Or better yet, I’ll just use something else
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Love the app but can’t get it to work the majority of the time

It’s a great browser; however, I had to make the switch to a different app because the majority of the time I try to open it a red flagged message appears at the top of the screen that essentially says an error occurred

What does “too many requests” mean?

I really really love this app, but I always have a problem either when the app opens or I try to post a comment, a red banner pops up that says too many requests and nothing loads - even if you exit and go back in….. SO FRUSTRATING

I don’t know why it happens or what it means?

Nothing is as good as Apollo was.

Reddit admins ready screwed the pooch. The site has suffered.

UX is a bit janky

There are things I like and hate about this app.

I feel general scrolling and displaying of content is better then normal Reddit. But sometimes you’re forced in to a web view to see content from Reddit.

Like image carousels. I read a lot of comics from r/comics and being forced in to a web view and having large buttons eat up image real estate does not feel good.
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Too Many Requests

App just doesn’t work and won’t load.

Why can’t you flair or add photos?

Can’t flair a post. Some posts with images don’t post and say “invalid image.” Kind of useless except for reading or commenting. Can’t do much for submitting. Should be fixed. Otherwise it’s a fun app. Could be perfect.

Could make improvements, but already is an improvement as is.

There’s many things this app can do to make it far more customizable and better than the other Reddit clients, but in the current state? It’s better than the Reddit app.