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> Our new Android app is going into beta today, and our new iOS app should follow it out soon. It's amazing how long Reddit existed before rolling out a mobil

• JustSomeNobody 11y ago
  Why you need an app?
• JTon 11y ago
  Just now? There's a bunch of excellent 3rd party Reddit apps on many mobile platforms. Even BB10 and WP have solid Reddit clients. I don't think you were trying very hard :P
  • noxToken 11y ago
    A mobile app that isn't third party. If something happens with your data or your account through a third party app, Reddit isn't responsible. This hasn't been an issue with Reddit, but it's a risk the end-user accepts when the app isn't "official".
• jimmaswell 11y ago
  Their site works fine on mobile, either the desktop version or .compact (you can add .compact to the end of a reddit url to see it). I never really liked the normal mobile version though.
• kec 11y ago
  AlienBlue was the de facto reddit app for years on iOS, to the point that reddit actually bought it / accqi-hired the dev for it a year or so ago. Unfortunately it's been pretty stagnant since it was acquired, very few bug fixes and afaik no feature enhancements.
  • sithadmin 11y ago
    >it's been pretty stagnant since it was acquired, very few bug fixes and afaik no feature enhancements It's become noticeably buggier since the acquisition, in my opinion.
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• JimDabell 11y ago
  > It's amazing how long Reddit existed before rolling out a mobile app. This isn't their first mobile application, it's their new one. The original one is six years old: https://github.com/reddit/iReddit https://github.com/reddit/iReddit