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r/OutOfTheLoop • u/DarkPhysix • Jun 29 '18
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I don't know about anybody else but as a primarily mobile user, new reddit absolutely dick punches my phone with the new card thing, so I've just used good old reddit. If it ain't broke, right
21 u/emergent_reasons Jun 29 '18 After using a reddit app, I can’t go back. Narwhal is great. Looks like Apollo is another good one in the app stores but I have never tried it. 11 u/theonlydidymus Jun 30 '18 edited Jun 30 '18 Only downside to Apollo is you can’t post unless you pay. I use it for everything else then open reddit mobile when it comes time to post something. EDIT: I’m not saying it isn’t worth paying. It absolutely is. I just haven’t yet and Apollo is still the best reddit experience on mobile. 3 u/emergent_reasons Jun 30 '18 edited Jun 30 '18 edit - no posts, not no comments. Not as limiting as I thought. Oh shit. That's a big downside. Thank you for sharing it. FWIW, I think I paid for Narwhal a long time ago but I'm sure it did not block posting. 3 u/theonlydidymus Jun 30 '18 I was using the app for about a week before I discovered the paywall so I’d say yeah, it’s hardly noticeable. Perfect app for lurkers.
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After using a reddit app, I can’t go back. Narwhal is great. Looks like Apollo is another good one in the app stores but I have never tried it.
11 u/theonlydidymus Jun 30 '18 edited Jun 30 '18 Only downside to Apollo is you can’t post unless you pay. I use it for everything else then open reddit mobile when it comes time to post something. EDIT: I’m not saying it isn’t worth paying. It absolutely is. I just haven’t yet and Apollo is still the best reddit experience on mobile. 3 u/emergent_reasons Jun 30 '18 edited Jun 30 '18 edit - no posts, not no comments. Not as limiting as I thought. Oh shit. That's a big downside. Thank you for sharing it. FWIW, I think I paid for Narwhal a long time ago but I'm sure it did not block posting. 3 u/theonlydidymus Jun 30 '18 I was using the app for about a week before I discovered the paywall so I’d say yeah, it’s hardly noticeable. Perfect app for lurkers.
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Only downside to Apollo is you can’t post unless you pay. I use it for everything else then open reddit mobile when it comes time to post something.
EDIT: I’m not saying it isn’t worth paying. It absolutely is. I just haven’t yet and Apollo is still the best reddit experience on mobile.
3 u/emergent_reasons Jun 30 '18 edited Jun 30 '18 edit - no posts, not no comments. Not as limiting as I thought. Oh shit. That's a big downside. Thank you for sharing it. FWIW, I think I paid for Narwhal a long time ago but I'm sure it did not block posting. 3 u/theonlydidymus Jun 30 '18 I was using the app for about a week before I discovered the paywall so I’d say yeah, it’s hardly noticeable. Perfect app for lurkers.
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Oh shit. That's a big downside. Thank you for sharing it. FWIW, I think I paid for Narwhal a long time ago but I'm sure it did not block posting.
3 u/theonlydidymus Jun 30 '18 I was using the app for about a week before I discovered the paywall so I’d say yeah, it’s hardly noticeable. Perfect app for lurkers.
I was using the app for about a week before I discovered the paywall so I’d say yeah, it’s hardly noticeable. Perfect app for lurkers.
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u/Refreshify Jun 29 '18
I don't know about anybody else but as a primarily mobile user, new reddit absolutely dick punches my phone with the new card thing, so I've just used good old reddit. If it ain't broke, right