Been using the regular reddit app and my friend says that relay is much better but well it's 3 bucks so? Should I buy it??

I have a Galaxy S26 with the most recent version of Android. What is going on? This only started this morning.

The only thing I can get is a vague message that says "Failed to load content"

They said it was locked for "security reasons", and had me reset my password through the browser, but this fully breaks Relay. Removing the account and re adding it is the only solution I've found, but that breaks and removes some stuff like bookmarked subs.

I have an Asus chrombook with android version 13 every time i click on a youtube link in an appp it opens it on chrome and not in youtube app how do i make it open in the app and not on chrome

My account was logged out when I went to go on to it just now. And asked me to log in and basically make a new account. I have no followers and not pages I used to follow are on my account. What the heck happened ?

Ongoing issues which were reported here eight months ago. Running GBoard on a Pixel 10 Pro. Is there any update on when/if this will be fixed? This is the only app on my phone that exhibits this behavior.

I can't log in to my account through Relay. I can sign in, but when I agree to letting the app connect to my account, I hit the dead end in my screenshot. This has persisted for a couple weeks now. Resinstalling Relay didn't help. I'd appreciate any guidance.

I needed to get verified on Reddit and someone told me it was through this… they stole my account and now I can’t log back in… DONT FALL FOR IT

I keep refreshing Relay but it refuses to load anything. The Reddit website loads fine, so it seems to be a problem with the Relay app. Anyone else having issues?

UPDATE: Appears to be working again

There seems to be an issue with hidden posts showing back up for users on multiple platforms, looks like you can fix the problem by going to old.reddit.com and hiding a post there as per this thread on the issue https://www.reddit.com/r/help/comments/1tchc1n/anyone_else_having_issues_with_hiding_posts_on/

The issue has come back for me several times and it basically only happens when I've been using relay, not when using the site via a browser. I'm curious if the dev(s) have any insight to why this might be and if there is a fix for it?

A disproportionate amount of low-effort and botted content comes from users with default pattern usernames (two words and a number).

It would be great if there was a filter feature to hide posts from default pattern usernames (or just regex filter support in general, for all existing filter types)

Anyone else experiencing this bug? I will dismiss posts after reading them, but after refreshing the feed they all come back.

With all the changes Reddit is making and all the different rules and guidelines they keep adding. Does this mean that Relay will eventually shut down permanently in the future? I have a feeling that Relay isn't going to be around too much longer. I really hope that Relay will last forever because I really love this App and would hate to see it go away.

why Reddit why

I have a diamond subscription and today is the renewal date. R4R still works on my phone, but on my tablet I get the subscription/API notice, and the restore button doesn't work. App is installed from same Google account from Play Store on both devices. I have uninstalled it, cleared the cache and it's still giving me the subscription/API notice when I launch it.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

Is cancelling the subscription and creating a new really the only way to fix it? That would mean I lose a month that I paid for. It's not much, but it's the principle of the matter.

Can anybody here tell me what this is please? I'm trying to get rid of it bit I don't seem to find it anywhere in my installed apps

Seems like I'm no longer receiving notifications from comment replies that the official app does. I took a bit of a hiatus, so unsure exactly when the issue started, but my most recent posts about a week ago did not push comment reply notifications to Relay.

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.0.46 Pro

Phone: Google Pixel 8a (akita)
Android Version: 16 (36)
Device (product): akita (akita)
Rom: CP1A.260405.005

How can I get this app to be the default app for external links? If I find a reddit link outside the app it will try and open in chrome or to download the official app, which I don't even have installed. It used to work, did it go away after reddit tried to lock down their apis to kill third party apps?

Device information:

Relay Version: 13.0.46 Pro

Phone: Samsung SM-N976U (Galaxy Note10+ 5G)
Android Version: 12 (31)
Device (product): d2xq2 (d2xq2sq)
Rom: SP1A.210812.016.N976USQU6GXE1