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I keep going back to the website. Although I don't like the design and it's not very usable of mobile (buttons are too small), my consumption flow depends on t
by miguelrochefort 9y ago
I keep going back to the website.
Although I don't like the design and it's not very usable of mobile (buttons are too small), my consumption flow depends on the "Open in new tab" functionality. This is also why I prefer the Reddit website to the app.
I would use a client that let me queue links/threads/comments for future reading. I'll probably end up building it.
- gavinward 9y agoIronically I had to open this in a browser to make this comment (since no app supports that advanced feature) but FYI the mobile version of Firefox supports the queueing up of multiple links for later viewing, rather than immediately switching to the firefox app every time you open a link. It's not perfectly analogous to "open in new tab" on a desktop but you might find it helpful. I know nobody uses Firefox on mobile but it seems decent enough to me.
- miguelrochefort 9y agoI use Chrome on my phone. "Open in new tab" works just like on the desktop. I wish these basic commands were first class: - undo/previous/back - read later/snooze/postpone/queue - done/next/ignore/skip - more/details - agree/upvote/recommend/endorse - disagree/downvote - improve/contribute/comment/add We could have focused interfaces like Tinder's (one item at a time) and easily navigate articles/comments/videos/reviews/products on any device.
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