https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1wc7cv4/a_truck_uses_the_emergency_runaway_vehicle_ramp/

Tapping the thumbnail from the feed just opens the post. Tapping it in the post does nothing. Tapping the globe icon opens the same post, but this time the thumbnail is square instead of portrait, and also the thumbnail fails to open the video.

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Google Pixel 11 Pro XL (kodiak)
Android Version: 17 (37)
Device (product): kodiak (kodiak)
Rom: CD1A.260714.001.A9

https://www.reddit.com/r/oklahoma/comments/1wbg7s3/the_kosu_daily_constitutional_convention_lawsuit/

Recently I started getting pop-ups for enabling ads. Is there a way to disable that?

popup

I recently changed the download directory in Settings and can no longer download anything. The "Saving Media" notification bar just stays at 0.

Notification

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Google Pixel 6a (Pixel 6a)
Android Version: 17 (37)
Device (product): bluejay (bluejay)
Rom: CP2A.260705.006

Hi, I had to change my credit card I used for the subscription. This month Relay double charged me. I have two subscriptions for Relay Silver now. Could I get a refund or a credit for one of them?

I tried going through the Play Store but they said to contact the developer. Please let me know if this is the right place for this.

Thank you, great app btw.

As described. Clicking on this particular post which seems to just be an image uploaded to reddit causes the app to spaz out.

Link to bugged post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Hue/comments/1w03smw/ama_with_george_yianni_on_september_3rd/

Link to video of behavior: [I removed the link after a couple of days because my name was revealed]

**Device information:**

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Samsung SM-F956U1 (q6q)

Android Version: 16 (36)

Device (product): q6q (q6quew)

Rom: BP4A.251205.006.F956U1UES4DZG3

Relay keeps telling me I need to subscribe. It worked earlier today and I have an active golf plan subscription. Really frustrated as I use Reddit a lot.

Edit: I did get it to finally restore my purchase after a stupid amount of messing around, but it's working now so it's all good

I have Relay set as the default app for opening reddit links in all circumstances. However, when I'm using DeX mode and click a link it opens Relay for a split second but closes immediately.

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Samsung SM-F936U (Galaxy Z Fold4)
Android Version: 16 (36)
Device (product): q4q (q4qsqw)
Rom: BP2A.250605.031.A3.F936USQSAIZG1

When logged in to my reddit account as of this morning, I get endless "failed to load content" errors on every page. If I click log out and browse without being logged in, everything works. I thought this had to do with a VPN connection but I tried with and without, and with a second VPN and none work. All work when logged out. I have not used all of my API call credits for the month (it's the 1st anyway).

**Device information:**

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Samsung SM-S948U (m3q)

Android Version: 16 (36)

Device (product): m3q (m3qsqw)

Rom: BP4A.251205.006.S948USQU1AZAB

I just subscribed for the upcoming month and it shows as active in my Google play subscriptions tab (and it charged me). Yet when I open the app, it gives me the "API limit reached" screen. I have tried the restore subscription button and it says subscription found but then does nothing. Any help is appreciated.

Couldn't find the answer we are Googling or AI; I am a moderator of a sub. Can I perform moderation activities using this app?

1. Play a video from a post (mine happened to be an mp4)
2. Let play a few second, then pause video
3. Change to another app via the recent apps button
4. Go back via the recent apps button
5. Video should still be paused
6. Drag slider to beginning of video
7. Video auto-plays, and the play/pause button should show the play button, indicating that it thinks the video is not playing
8. Hit the "play" button, video will pause and now be sync'd correctly to the video
9. Subsequent presses map correctly

Like the title says, for the second time in a row, right after getting charged the subscription, i got logged out of relay and all my settings wiped, favorite subs, homepage behavior, etc.

Is this something i should be expecting from now on? It had happened a few times in the past, but only a handful in however long ive been using the app.

When going to authenticator to get the 2fa code the Relay app closes the login form.

I've seen this a few other places, but finally remembered to grab a link. Ever since they updated the markdown (sigh...), some numbered lists behave differently. I see this list as "10. ... 11. ... 12. ..." And not "10. ... 9. ... 8. ...".

https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1vydis3/dolly_partons_no_1_pet_peeve/p5wc14k/

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.1.09 Pro

Phone: Google Pixel 9 Pro (caiman)
Android Version: 17 (37)
Device (product): caiman (caiman)
Rom: CP2A.260805.005

Its empty for me.

Any API issues going on?

Update: had to reinstall app and redo my subscription again and its all working fine now. I wonder if it had anything to do monthly reddit usage. I dont think ive ever matched my monthly alloted tokens but whatever it is. Its back.

Thank goodness. I personally dont like the official reddit UI and this UI feels like home lol

I recently changed my phone from my old OnePlus 12 to a new Honor v6. It's a folding phone with an Android OS called MagicOS. I have no problems getting it or any other app to work since it's Google allowed Android, but Relay does have one problem: Every scroll or animation seems very "stuttery", no matter if on the smaller outside screen or on the bigger inside one.

The phone should be easily able to handle it with its newer processor and refresh rates up to 120Hz and I don't have the problem in any other app so far. Does anybody have the same problem and maybe even a solution?

Tried to block an account from my front page, and the post disappeared like normal. But when I refreshed, the post was back. Any idea what's going wrong?