It is garbage. I've tried many times. Every time, my disappointment with the experience mirrored many of the complaints others have with it. It may have been a

It is garbage. I've tried many times. Every time, my disappointment with the experience mirrored many of the complaints others have with it. It may have been a "fine" experience for you, but that does not give you the right to attack ad-hominem others who did not have the same experience. If you want to attack their position, attack their arguments. Show us how the official app is at least barely usable. Or how navigation and search aren't like children's toys. Or how the iOS app actually got better instead of worse after Reddit Inc. bought it. Or how the Android app got any of the features the iOS app deigned to retain post-acquisition. Or how the YouTube-esque ad-pushing makes for a good UX. Or how comment scores and user karma aren't totally infuriating to look for. If you can't argue on merits, you cannot participate in discussions of any kind except primary school 'no u'.