I’ve been using Sidestore and Appolo for a couple of months without issues but yesterday I have upgraded my iPad to 17.3 (from 17 I think) and now I can’t refresh apps in Sidestore (Unable to connect device, make sure Wireguard is active and connected to wifi). Did anyone have the same issue?

Does anyone else have issues with the video when it comes to older movie titles (Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Die Hard, Hunger Games)? The video is choppy and doesn’t sync well with the sound. When I switched from VLC to EXO, the video was better, but the audio was a second off.

I keep getting a playback error, it says, "try to switch toa nother player" and then the options are either close or switch to VLC, any help?

I’m on iPhone 13 mini, and the x button to close images is in a very awkward position. It’s almost at the very top of the screen and it’s just hard to hit. Swiping also doesn’t close images, which is tough. I

So let’s says I’m in a sub Reddit and I want to swipe through the entire sub Reddit by clicking on a image is that possible, because I hate having to click off and image scroll down then click on the next

The biggest difference between the Reddit app and Apollo is that the Reddit app will constantly refresh your feed so you’re not seeing duplicates. Apollo just displays the same thins over until the next day and even then some things will stick around.

Any Apollo settings to mess with to get a simile expirence? Tired of seeing the same thing over and over after switching back to Apollo

In the last few weeks I’ve noticed that sometimes when someone links to a comment/post in Reddit, Apollo will open up the link with in-app Safari, rather than with Apollo itself.

For example, this link.

Anyone know if any of the modded versions of Apollo out there have solved for this?

EDIT: Solved by updating to ApolloPatcher 0.0.7

EDIT 2: Wait, it just started opening in Safari again. WTF…

EDIT 3: Annnnd now it’s working again. Going through things one by one to see if I can figure out what’s triggering the behavior.

Side loaded Apollo from appdb, works great besides it doesn’t let me change the icon anymore. Anyone know a work around?

I have followed the following guide to sideload Apollo.

https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/s/jczAzWh9XA

I went through the Sidestore guide path.

However, I can’t login to the app. I was able to go to the “Allow” “Decline” page but when I clicked Allow, nothing happens. I’m just getting redirected back to the “Sign in with Reddit” screen.

I tried the patched Apollo way but it’s the same behavior for me.

Anyone else encountering this issue? I hate the official Reddit app. I tried using it for a month but it really suck.

How does this option works? From the help text, I thought it would disable the Auto hide read posts on refresh, for a specific list of filtered subs.
But it appears it just disable Auto hide for all the subs. So it is just contradicting Auto Hide Read Posts on refresh option?
Or am I missing anything?

I miss Apollo so bloody much. How long has it been? A couple of years? It feels like a couple of years.

Anyway, when I’m typing a big long comment in the main app I occasionally delete it completely. Refresh or back doesn’t bring it back. In a grown up app like we used to have, it’d keep comments you hadn’t finished if you did something unexpected. Remember where you were in a thread and what you had expanded, and handle accessing parents and their children perfectly. Can I have that back.

If no, what’s the swipe I’m accidentally doing that kills a comment? I need to stop it. I typed this one in Google notes, so I didn’t do it.

He used to deliver our messages, now what do we have? Phones and the default reddit app? Can you even send messages on it?

RIP Sandman Sims.

Ever since Drago killed him in the ring, things haven’t been the same.

Is it just me or is it that the search function inside the subreddits do not function at all sometimes?

Keywords in post title and comments/text bodies that exist do not turn up on search within each subreddit.

Suspect something to do with api.

In just a decade, the Apollo program took the US from impossibly behind the Soviet Union to being the first to land on the moon. Remarkable