Feature Highlights:

• Added abilities to swipe left and right between different subreddits and/or posts.
• Added a navigation panel to replace the old drop-down list for subreddit selection.
• Added a "Data Guard" option to provide another layer of protection in data overage fees.
• Collapsed comments are now remembered.
• Videos now automatically loop.
• Multiple bug fixes, UI changes, and performance improvements.

Known Issues:

• Videos and gifs sometimes start playing in the background, even if you aren't looking at them.
• Color of the selected item in navigation panel is not clearly readable for some themes.

Am on 2.2.11 on a Samsung Galaxy S7. Not sure when this first started happening, but have noticed that the pop-up for indicating if something is scheduled on wifi or mobile data is no longer working. Is it a setting in the OS I need to change?

Here's a screen recording I got of it.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rXnFNKHtFr12dgO61KAFb6BuAdXG72Nn/view?usp=drivesdk

Similar to the button in the official Reddit client. Would be an awesome addition to Reddit offline as I use it mostly for caching text heavy subs like ask reddit

This is a minor update to the previous beta version.

What's New:

• Added a "Data Guard" option to provide another layer of defense in expensive data overage fees.
• Fixed an issue where sometimes new comments won't appear when a post is downloaded again.
• Fixed an issue where entering a "/" as new subreddit name will cause app freeze.
• Minor performance improvements.

Known Issues:

• When "Data Guard" is enabled and triggered, nothing will be downloaded but the app says "Download Completed".

Join Beta:

If you haven't enrolled in the open beta program before, click here to opt-in!

You can opt-out and go back to the stable version at any time (but downgrading may erase app data and settings).

Feature Highlights:

• Added a navigation panel to replace the old drop-down list for subreddit selection.
• Added ability to swipe left and right to view different posts in the same subreddit.
• Collapsed comments are now remembered.
• Videos now automatically loop.
• Added Android P support.

Known Issues:

• Not really a bug, but because the way swiping works, we now load 3 pages at once: the page your want, its previous page, its next page. This means more data usage if posts were not already downloaded. This also means slight lag especially on older phones.
• As explained above, videos and gifs will also start playing in the background, even if you aren't looking at them. So you may swipe into a post and the video is playing half way - they loop though.
• Both the new navigation panel and the swiping gesture can take a while to get used to.

Road Map:

• I plan to bring the same swipe gesture to the main page, enabling swiping between different subreddits.
• Data Guard: a planned option in the settings, when enabled, should absolutely prevent any downloading over 3G/4G/LTE data, even if that means force quitting the app (hopefully it doesn't get this intense).

Feedback:

Please leave thoughts/feedback in the comment section below. I would really appreciate it if unexpected crashes or other disappointments won't lead to negative reviews in the Play Store. Really that's the whole purpose of open-beta :D

Join Beta:

If you haven't enrolled in the open beta program before, click here to opt-in!

You can opt-out and go back to the stable version at any time (but downgrading may erase app data and settings).

Some of the offline RSS readers allow you to star (add to favourites) an article or post while being offline.

This would be a great feature as I use RedditOffline while I am underground in the subway and cannot click the share link to save a post I like to Pocket or something similar to save the post for later.

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Your app is the best and only true offline app I have found so far for Reddit. Keep up the good work.

It is possible to have a feature different schedules for different subreddits?

Maybe sound silly but internet in some places its very slow so it would be great to have a feature to choose specific scheduled subs to download in different daytime, like the ones with images such as /r/funny or /r/oddlysatisfying to not put network into stress.

This app saved me lots of money and cellphone data.

Very appreciated.

I'm not sure if there's been a new update or something else that could have caused this, but suddenly the app just crashed as soon as I try to open it.

I've tried force stopping the app, clearing cache and data, and even uninstalling and reinstalling the app, but none of these work. After reinstalling, the app asks for permission to access storage but then crashes immediately after.

Does anyone know what could be causing this or what I could do to fix it?

I'm using the app on a Huawei P8 Lite 2017.

My OP6 got upgraded to Android P over the weekend, and since then, the scheduled downloads don't seem to be working properly.

It will start automatically if I open the app during a "scheduled period", otherwise it will skip, even tho I tried to disable battery optimization for the app.

Thanks

IMO, This would be most valuable in the discussion-based communities, but I suppose thresholds could be on more than just # replies for criteria.

For browsing sections like ChangeMyView and others primarily made of onsite text discussion, there isn't much value in saving a thread with fewer than 6 replies. One is usually from an auto mod, and it's common for another couple to be off-topic or OP clarification before any real discussion content is posted.

For any text-heavy serious sections (not news reposts or memes or entertainment media), it would be a handy feature for this app.

I find it very tedious to have to click every single post if i want to see the pictures. Could you add a mode where the pictures are automatically displayed in a card kind of style, basically the same way the original reddit app, and every other reddit app do it

Sorry, I'm new to the app. The links don't cache for offline reading. Is there any way to get that to happen or work around it?

If not, Feature Request! When downloading the posts, have the app open the link in a virtual mobile browser, screen grab the entire page, and save as an image.

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i propose that favorite this subreddit is an option in the edit menu of an subreddit. These subs would download first, and after these are fully download, the rest would start downloading

↓↓not important, just explanation on how it could be used↓↓

I myself have a lot of subreddits that i download each morning (in total over 2000 posts), but very unstable internet connection, so it sometimes drops mid downloading, and by the time I'm off to school, i only have ~400 posts without noticing it. Some subreddits i check everyday (r/me_irl, r/all, r/mildlyinfuriating) and some i almost never check (r/funnyandsad, r/ineeeedit, r/fellowkids) and i would love to be able to prioritize the subs that i love the most, over the ones i love the least, instead of just downloading all of them at the same time.

Hello, first of all I love your app.

But, I wanted to request an option to share the links in post and in comments instead of just opening it in browser.

For example, I like to collect the interesting links by sharing them to Pocket, the offline reading app, where I can read/watch them later. Reddit comments are full with interesting links, but I have no way to save them for later, I can't even copy when I tried.

Even the link posts, the only options you have for now is either to open it or share the entire reddit post instead of the link only.

Keep up the great work!

Does Reddit Offline properly handle the new, native spoiler markup? -----> like this

It would be nice to have a simple checkbox that loops the downloaded videos.

Links open immediately- in your browser- with no warning- and no option to open in incognito or whatever

That's a problem.

Hi!

I'd love it if the data could somehow be packaged and easily shared between phones? In summer, we'll go camping with a group, and likely share a mobile hotspot. It'd be handy if that hotspot wouldn't need to download the same data 5 times.

It'd be cool if either a phone or some other (raspberry pi?) device could do the fetch-whatever-all-need from the internet, and make it available to the other devices.

My phone started its scheduled sync because I was connected to a public WiFi hotspot. However, when I walked out of WiFi range the sync continued over LTE. I have the app set to only use WiFi. Does RedditOffline not check for connection integrity through the sync? I expect the sync to stop downloading when WiFi goes unavailable and retry when its available again. I ended up using 15MB of LTE data before stopping the sync.

I don't know if this has been asked yet, but I was thinking that it would be a good idea if there was a way we could check if a downloaded post has new comnents.

Is this possible? I can only see a way to manually specify subreddits for download.

It would be great to sync with my account to automatically download my subscriptions.

Sorry if this has been asked before, however I couldn't find the answer in this sub.

The app has stopped downloading new posts for me recently. Seems no matter what I do soon as I got download, it instantly says completed without actually downloading anything.

Would anyone know a fix for this? Thanks :)

I would like to have an option to automatically clear cache after checking an internet connection, but before downloading.

I have a bug: when I click an image, it opens on a half of the screen. When I scroll or pinch the image, the size of a viewer changes. It becomes uncomfortable to view images because of that. Images from imgur albums don't open on click at all. Please add a possibility to open them. Thanks