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It's much better on Android, if you ignore the 20 second wait everytime you open the app or navigate around too much. The mobile webpage is nearly identical. M
by drivebyacct2 14y ago
It's much better on Android, if you ignore the 20 second wait everytime you open the app or navigate around too much.
The mobile webpage is nearly identical. Minus push notifications, but it renders instantaneously, scrolls great on my GNex, etc. I just have a Facebook icon Bookmark to Chrome for Android instead of the Facebook app installed (and my battery life improves!)
- darklajid 14y agoI don't know anything about iOS (or their native Facebook app). That said, I cannot believe that the Android app is better than anything else. It's .. sad. I wonder if this thing is build in some random two engineers 20% time and they usually work with iOS (or .. something else, but not Android) and really just do this task for the giggles. I use the website on my device, because the native app fails to provide a bunch of things anyway - and it's sooooo sloooow.. I know this reads like a rant and it probably is. In fact, I use FB in a limited way and even there the native client is lacking. It's - ignoring all emotions for a second - really subpar on every level in my book.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoNah, I'm right there with you, but I'm given to understand, from my iOS-defensive-friends, that the iOS app is even worse. It has the slowness on the Android version with intermittent crashes.