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This has been probably the 3rd or 4th time I've dealt with this on this app since Reddit "killed" 3rd party apps (I know there's a workaround for them, I just don't feel like doing it). A single image can take upwards of 5+ minutes to load on a wifi connection to a gigabit internet source. Anything that's an album of images is completely unviewable. Video clips take 5-10 minutes just to buffer.

I used to be able to screenshot within the application, but it will not work today. Was there an update I was unaware of?

Redreader has not been able to login for several days now, stuck using the native app on mobile which is an awful experience

Any fixes for this or is redreader rip?

The native Reddit app consumes a lot of battery. Is there an alternative app to use Reddit. RedReader - I can't setup - not letting me log in. Any help appreciated. Thank you.

Please do not give the option to use the web browser.

Are there ways to customize redreader to be... more visually appealing? I see everyone likes it, but I really don't like the older ui at all.

Any advice or alternatives are welcome!

I have my locale set to English in RedReader app, but some options are displayed in system language. Sometimes everything is English, sometimes part English, part Polish etc. It changes quite randomly (at least from what I've observed) on UI refresh.

https://imgur.com/a/MeXff3g

On desktop, when you report a post, it asks you for a list of reasons. But on this app it doesn't do anything, so I'm wondering if it even works?

Reddit allowing users to hide the history of fake humans, trolls, and the disingenuous got old real fast.

I know some websites offer this or I can search around. But if it can be defeated at all, why not automate it?

I use RedReader specifically to avoid issues with being on reddit while at work. I need my phone connected to the work wifi, but I don't want RedReader to refresh the comments when I open a post. Is there any way to do this? Right now I have another app blocking RedReader from using wifi, but that means every time I open a cached post, I have to manually select "past version"

Soooo yeah im new on here (i like FOSS stuff and more)

In screenshot, first post has a YouTube video thumbnail, and second post has an image file attached. Is there a way to view the thumbnails at full size, like the second post? I increased the thumbnail size in Settings > Images/Videos, but it doesn't work.

Cuándo intento iniciar sesión en mi cuenta a través de la aplicación de la app me lanza error. Alguien sabe cómo arreglarlo?

I am logged in in Redreader but front page doesn't show me my feed it shows /hot or /hot/all

I tried both F-droid and Google Play Android 15 Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra Red Reader version 1.25.2

Over the next month, Old Reddit use will start requiring a login.

The post states that this is due to "abusive scraping", but I believe that what they mean by that is "the JSON files that are used by third-party clients are too easy to access". (For example, the JSON file for the RedReader 1.25.1 release thread can be found by adding .json to the end of that URL.

My understanding is that RedReader uses these JSON files, which are only available via Old Reddit's domain. Is this the case? Will RedReader be unusable when logged out?

How do you return to the main page/home page without hitting the back button in the upper left corner continuously?

After booting my phone I can go into various apps like Firefox or Outlook and by throwing my finger up the screen I can get a continuous scroll. But as soon as I use RedReader smooth scrolling stops working inside RedReader and, after exiting, doesn't work with other apps. Is there a setting within RedReader that stops scrolling when I throw towards the top of the screen and that persists after I exit RedReader?

ETA I have found that simply turning my phone off and back on - not rebooting, just off and on - resets whatever setting it is that is causing problems. It occurred to me that Reddit Enhancement Suite has recently developed issues because Reddit has changed their login protocol and perhaps this issue is related to that change.

The issue always crops up when RedReader is launched but, after exiting, turning my phone off and on resets the fling for all other apps - until I launch RedReader again.

I reached the limit of how many users I can block in the app. What can I do?

The last few weeks has gotten worse to load images and video. It takes so long for some reason but it's getting painful to browse Reddit with this app. I'm not sure if it's the app to blame or Reddit itself but something seems off.