3 ms·

Please, it’s a big drop in terms of percentage, but it’s absurdly large for what the app does.

• adtac 8y ago
  Oh I completely agree it's bloated as fuck, but your statement that it's not a significant decrease is untrue. Edit: sorry, just saw you're not the person I replied to.
  • verelo 8y ago
    No worries :) and yeah, i just don’t get it. I oversaw the development of a high ranking app for the last 6 years and it was a massive focus of ours to keep it small for as long as possible. We saw that conversion dropped as the app grew, we assume as the size grew it encouraged people to wait for wifi or their next months data before they would start the download.
    • toast0 8y ago
      Not so much for iOS as on Android, because Apple doesn't sell devices with nearly zero space; some people are constantly out of space -- you don't want to be listed high on sort current apps by size.
      • verelo 8y ago
        Our research indicated the issue was more around data transfer and access to wifi, less around storage.
  • jmull 8y ago
    Well, bloated af before, bloated af after... I guess you can argue about the definition of significant but at that point I think you’ve lost the argument by default.