Reddit app is not that good either. Only good thing left from old era of reddit is access to reddit api so that third party devs can build a better frontend on

Reddit app is not that good either. Only good thing left from old era of reddit is access to reddit api so that third party devs can build a better frontend on top of it. I don't think new reddit management is in favour of that decision anymore. An anecdote is Reddit chat (which came much later) is not part of the 3rd party api access so that users would stick to the official Reddit app. I wouldn't be too surprised if reddit decide one day to kill the api switch.