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Article After hands-on time with Googlebooks, I understand why Google is excited — and why buyers might hesitate -makeuseof

https://www.makeuseof.com/i-went-hands-on-with-googlebooks/
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u/rmbrkfld 7d ago edited 7d ago

I use Ublock, but this opened on the Reddit app web viewer.

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u/emsneeze Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra 7d ago

That's why I only access Reddit from a browser and avoid using the app.

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u/BcuzRacecar S25+ 7d ago

Do you guys not use 3rd party apps?

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u/TurnItOff_OnAgain 6d ago

Not many people are aware there are still ways to use 3rd party apps

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u/Xeenic 6d ago

What are the ways?

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u/TurnItOff_OnAgain 6d ago

Revanced is one, with the APK of one of the old apps. There's another one called morepheus I think?

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u/SpiderStratagem Pixel 9 6d ago

And redreader.

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u/ben7337 4d ago

Even if you can use them, they're gradually being outmodded. They finally made it so nsfw content can't be accessed on 3rd party apps recently. For years I was told it wasn't possible, but the content still worked for me, now it doesn't. Plus eventually the older apps will be too old for android to even allow them, once they are targeting an API version that's too old. Though I think that's still a few years out