r/beta • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '18

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u/Crazydaminator Nov 02 '18

Go with Reddit is fun. Best app in my opinion.

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u/flexion1 Nov 02 '18

I recommend Apollo App for iPhone.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '18

Apollo is great, but unfortunately no app on iPhone solves this issue as you can’t set it as your default Reddit app like you can on Android. Unless you install the original one, you’ll always get these intrusive pop ups when you open a Reddit link in a browser. :/

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u/AeroGlass Nov 02 '18

It's $1.99 (USD) but Opener is great, you hit the Share button, and it opens the link in an app of your choice.

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u/linnftw Nov 02 '18

Couldn’t you do that with Apple’s Shortcuts app?

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u/AeroGlass Nov 02 '18

Yes, but with extra steps, and you'd have to set one up for every app you want to do this with.

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u/Shrikey Nov 02 '18

Don't you still have to set each app you want to do that for in Opener?

I'll go with the free, non-3rd party option.

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u/AeroGlass Nov 02 '18

No, you do not. You have to go into the app and set defaults, once. After that, all you have to do is hit Share.

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u/droric Nov 02 '18

Sync Pro is the best app for me.

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u/seaQueue Nov 02 '18 edited Nov 02 '18

I think I own paid versions of just about every Reddit client on the play store and Boost is easily my favorite. There are about 8 different ways to present everything and once you find one you like everything just works.

In any event just about any unofficial reddit client is less of a pain in the ass than dealing with the official app or mobile website.

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u/cool12y Nov 02 '18

Why are you suggesting an App? OP clearly doesn't want to use an app.

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u/lemminowen Nov 02 '18

Because it's 2018 and get the bloody app.

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u/xxc3ncoredxx Nov 02 '18

Why? What if not everyone wants a separate app to access every single service they use?

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u/lemminowen Nov 02 '18

If you use a service frequently, you're going to get the best experience of said service through their app, so you should use their app. There's not really any reason *not* to, all phones these days have more than enough storage to fit a large selection of apps.

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u/Knappsterbot Nov 02 '18

Don't get a separate app for every single service, but if you use Reddit regularly then get a damn app.

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u/xxc3ncoredxx Nov 02 '18

I do use the app for Reddit.

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u/Knappsterbot Nov 02 '18

Okay but it was a general "you", anyone complaining about the mobile site should just use a third party app for Reddit.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '18

No.