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• Added blurred background to NSFW warning popup • Pull to refresh now works on search results pages • Fixed issue when some users were not showing in the Muted list • Fixed a navigation issue on the Editable Moderators list • Added support for Rising sort to feeds • Under the hood fixes and improvements
4.25.0
• You can now buy a Reddit Premium subscription using in-app payments • User and post flair management for moderators is available! You can now create and edit new user/post flairs from the app • Trending search results now have a new look and feel • Archived comments are now editable in-app • Fixed a bug where, when editing moderator permissions, "Full permissions" was automatically selected • Fixed a couple of crashes caused by malformed urls in posts • Fixed an issue where the Save icon would display the wrong state • Under the hood fixes and improvements
4.24.1
• Fixes issue where live comments weren't updating as a default sort. • Fixes issue where live comments weren't rendering correctly in night mode. • Fixes issue where post metadata weren't showing up in feed in some cases --------- Previously in 4.24.0: • Collections: Easily browse collections of mod curated posts for things like r/gameofthrones episode discussions, r/rocketleagueesports tournaments threads or r/marvels character of the month posts. Follow to get notifications about when the next event starts. Let us know what you think. • Usernames will now be colored when viewed from user profiles • Fixes rare crash on some iOS 10 clients • Under the hood fixes and improvements
4.24.0
• Collections: Easily browse collections of mod curated posts for things like r/gameofthrones episode discussions, r/rocketleagueesports tournaments threads or r/marvels character of the month posts. Follow to get notifications about when the next event starts. Let us know what you think. • Usernames will now be colored when viewed from user profiles • Fixes rare crash on some iOS 10 clients • Fixes blurring on multireddits • Under the hood fixes and improvements
4.23.1
• Fixed images being blurred when they shouldn't have been • Updated the list of communities recommended during sign-up ------------------------- Previously in 4.23.0: • Fixed crash when sometimes tapping back from search • Fixed last row getting cut off on view all mods page • Fixed text color on view all mods widget • You can now buy Reddit Coins and Awards using in-app payments • You can now use the Award icon on comments pages to award posts / comments • Matched post and comments header colors • Show popup when profile is blocked • Now allows account switching from tapping push notifications • Audio for videos should now always default to muted • Fixed various instances where messages would fail to display entirely • Fixed a bug where certain links would not open correctly in the internal browser • Pulling to refresh an inbox tab now refreshes all tabs • Users can now be tagged in a chatroom with @ symbol • Make categories in Typeahead feel more tappable • Added support for accepting invitations to moderate a user profile • Tapping on reply/mention notifications should mark the corresponding inbox message as read • Under the hood fixes and improvements
4.23.0
• Fixed crash when sometimes tapping back from search • Fixed last row getting cut off on view all mods page • Fixed text color on view all mods widget • You can now buy Reddit Coins and Awards using in-app payments • You can now use the Award icon on comments pages to award posts / comments • Matched post and comments header colors • Show popup when profile is blocked • Now allows account switching from tapping push notifications • Audio for videos should now always default to muted • Fixed various instances where messages would fail to display entirely • Fixed a bug where certain links would not open correctly in the internal browser • Pulling to refresh an inbox tab now refreshes all tabs • Users can now be tagged in a chatroom with @ symbol • Make categories in Typeahead feel more tappable • Added support for accepting invitations to moderate a user profile • Tapping on reply/mention notifications should mark the corresponding inbox message as read • Under the hood fixes and improvements
4.22.2
• Fixed full screen button for some videos in comments screen as well as the listings • Fixed some crashes that some users were experiencing -------------------- Previously in 4.22.0: • Fixed full screen button for some videos • Fixed a crash that happens while scrolling on home feed • Added new settings when creating a subreddit chat room to automatically mute users when they join • Added ability to scroll search header • Fixed a crash that happens while uploading a file in post submission • Updated awarding modal for giving Gold • Added a button to the moderator action bar on posts that allows moderators to change the post's current flair • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.22.1
Fixed a rare crash that happened for some users.
4.22.0
• Fixed full screen button for some videos • Fixed a crash that happens while scrolling on home feed • Added new settings when creating a subreddit chat room to automatically mute users when they join • Added ability to scroll search header • Fixed a crash that happens while uploading a file in post submission • Updated awarding modal for giving Gold • Added a button to the moderator action bar on posts that allows moderators to change the post’s current flair • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.21.0
• Users can now be tagged in chat using the @ symbol • The Pending Posts screen is back! It will appear in the sidebar if you have any posts that failed to upload when you first submitted them • Improvements to undistinguish/unsticky toast in mod queue • Fixed an issue where push notifications were not marked as read • Fixed a crash that happens when assigning post flair • Fixed issue on flair editor where the Save button did not work after pressing Done • Fixed an issue where custom vote count colors were not showing in subreddit feeds • Fixed an issue where the distinguish button was sometimes not showing in Mod Queue • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.20.0
• Added the ability to block users from the end of the content report modal • Added the ability to click links inside of comments in Mod Queue • Fixed an issue where flairs on the moderators widget were too wide • Bug fixes and improvements to the user and post flair pickers • We’ve moved your currently assigned flair to the top of the flair picker for convenience • Recommended chat rooms will now appear in your home feed
4.19.0
• Small updates to the “Give Gold” flow for consistency with desktop • Fixed a bug where links were showing through spoiler blocks • Fixed a bug where editing your own post would not update properly • Fixed an issue where emojis were sometimes not rendering in user flairs • Fixed cutting subreddit long names in search results • Filter out ads that are too close to previous ads • Fixed a bug where edited comments could be blank • Fixed a bug where the app would crash when sharing a post on iPad • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.18.1
• Fixed crashes and a few minor bugs ~~~Previously in 4.18.0~~~ • Fixed a crash in news due to null creation date • Fixed a crash that happens on tapping on the category pill for a community/subreddit • Fixed a bug where chat would not sometimes scroll down • Fixed a bug where the search bar would disappear • Fixed disappearing status bar when opening Reddit Video from carousel • Communities icon will no longer switch back to search icon on changing themes • Fixed subscribe button in search results • Fixed a bug where blank flair templates were not showing in the flair picker • Fixed a bug where a subreddit’s banner background color was incorrect when an invalid banner image was uploaded • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.18.0
• Fixed a crash in news due to null creation date • Fixed a crash that happens on tapping on the category pill for a community/subreddit • Fixed a bug where chat would not sometimes scroll down • Fixed a bug where the search bar would disappear • Fixed disappearing status bar when opening Reddit Video from carousel • Communities icon will no longer switch back to search icon on changing themes • Fixed subscribe button in search results • Fixed a bug where blank flair templates were not showing in the flair picker • Fixed a bug where a subreddit’s banner background color was incorrect when an invalid banner image was uploaded • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.17.1
• Crash fixes and improvements ~~~Previously in 4.17.0~~~ • Fixed an issue where opening the Reddit app would pause/interrupt audio from other apps e.g. Spotify • Chat no longer freezes • Fixed an issue where the app was collapsing low score comments when the preference was set to display all comments • Updated app icon to be more consistent with branding on desktop and other mobile platforms • Search history will now visually show the context of that search, such as subreddit, category, or flair • Selecting a subreddit from search autocomplete will add that subreddit directly to your search history. Selecting that item from your search history will no longer perform a new search, but instead magically take you directly to the subreddit! • On select post pages, you'll now see category meta flair alongside post flair. Try tapping it to see additional related content across all of Reddit • Now everyone can see their user hover cards! Tap on any username to trigger the hover card, and tap on the Snoovatar or View Profile button to view a full profile. There will be more shortcuts coming to this menu in the future, so stay tuned! • You can now change your own user flair by tapping on your own username and tapping “Change flair” OR via clicking “Change user flair” in the subreddit overflow menu • Mods, you can assign user flair for users in subreddits you moderate via the user hover card (if you have flair permissions). • You can edit both post and user flair text and/or emojis within the flair picker by tapping “edit”. If you start typing the name of an emoji (be sure to type : first), you’ll see our new emoji picker! • The post flair picker has been updated to match the new user flair picker style • From the user flair picker, you can now choose to show or hide your own user flair via toggle. This will respect desktop settings and vice versa • Users will now see community styling (banner images and icons) throughout the app and sidebar widgets in the "About" section of community pages • Chat rooms can now be found on community pages • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.17.0
• Fixed an issue where opening the Reddit app would pause/interrupt audio from other apps e.g. Spotify • Chat no longer freezes • Fixed an issue where the app was collapsing low score comments when the preference was set to display all comments • Updated app icon to be more consistent with branding on desktop and other mobile platforms • Search history will now visually show the context of that search, such as subreddit, category, or flair • Selecting a subreddit from search autocomplete will add that subreddit directly to your search history. Selecting that item from your search history will no longer perform a new search, but instead magically take you directly to the subreddit! • On select post pages, you'll now see category meta flair alongside post flair. Try tapping it to see additional related content across all of Reddit • Now everyone can see their user hover cards! Tap on any username to trigger the hover card, and tap on the Snoovatar or View Profile button to view a full profile. There will be more shortcuts coming to this menu in the future, so stay tuned! • You can now change your own user flair by tapping on your own username and tapping “Change flair” OR via clicking “Change user flair” in the subreddit overflow menu • Mods, you can assign user flair for users in subreddits you moderate via the user hover card (if you have flair permissions). • You can edit both post and user flair text and/or emojis within the flair picker by tapping “edit”. If you start typing the name of an emoji (be sure to type : first), you’ll see our new emoji picker! • The post flair picker has been updated to match the new user flair picker style • From the user flair picker, you can now choose to show or hide your own user flair via toggle. This will respect desktop settings and vice versa • Users will now see community styling (banner images and icons) throughout the app and sidebar widgets in the "About" section of community pages • Chat rooms can now be found on community pages • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.16.1
• Under-the-hood fixes and improvements ~~~Previously in 4.16.0~~~ • Search is now accessible directly from the home tab - try using it to quickly navigate to your favorite subreddits • The communities tab has a new icon • Allow moderator to see Create chat room option in Mod Tools when their subreddit has chat enabled • Fixed subscribe button behaviour when selecting a user icon from the home feed • Fixed a crash from multi failing to initialize user profiles • Fixed incorrect background colour for transparent avatars • Fixed inconsistent placeholder titles across post creation types • Fixed the behaviour of the Distinguish as mod icon badge • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.16.0
• Search is now accessible directly from the home tab - try using it to quickly navigate to your favorite subreddits • The communities tab has a new icon • Allow moderator to see Create chat room option in Mod Tools when their subreddit has chat enabled • Fixed subscribe button behaviour when selecting a user icon from the home feed • Fixed a crash from multi failing to initialize user profiles • Fixed incorrect background colour for transparent avatars • Fixed inconsistent placeholder titles across post creation types • Fixed the behaviour of the Distinguish as mod icon badge • Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.15.0
* We’ve improved the Community Info screen to now include subreddit rules and not show in a web view * Typing u/ in chat will now show you a list of users to mention * News feed performance improvements * Chat moderators can now delete all messages previously sent by a user * Fixed pull to refresh behavior on chat room tab * Fixed a bug where tapping on cancel button on search page when opening the app via 3D Touch quick launch shortcuts did not work * Fixed the keypad orientation while search page is opened via 3D Touch quick launch shortcuts * Fixed a bug where popular feed would not load via 3D Touch quick launch shortcuts * Fixed sizing issues for indicators and flairs * Fixed an issue where a post could not be undistinguished using distinguish icon * Fixed an issue where the chat screen was shown blank when you start a chat with someone through their profile * Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.14.0
* Mods only: Image Widget now available in About Tab * Mods only: Moderators Widget now shows more than 10 moderators when you press the "View All Moderators" button * Mods only: Community List Widget will now support user profiles better * Mods Only: We made links easier to see by making them all blue * Users can now be mentioned in chat using the u/ prefix * Muting preferences added for chat push notifications and badging * Add Flair button on post creation is no longer truncated * Fixed broken carousel when visiting certain news articles * Muting preferences added for chat push notifications and badging * Fixed a bug where subscribe button was overlapping posts * Fixed appearance of emojis in flairs * Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.13.0
* Fixed video and image cache management * Fixed an occasional crash while switching view mode * Fixed an uncommon crash when loading subreddit feeds * Recent searches now retain context of what was searched * Fixed a bug where unread inbox notification count would not update * Fixed placeholder images in carousels * Fixed links not working on report pop ups * Fixed seeing errors for invites to chat rooms you are not invited to * Lists now have the correct indentations * Fixed a bug where the app would freeze when returning to the app after backgrounding it * Fixed an issue where trending push notifications didn't get marked as seen when tapped * Under-the-hood fixes and improvements
4.12.1
* Fixed a bug where audio from video stops playing in theatre mode * Fixed an uncommon crash when loading subreddit feeds * Under the hood fixes and improvements that users would not notice ~~~Previously in 4.12.0~~~ * Subreddit Menus and Widgets now available for mods * Fixed an issue where trending notifications would show unread even after visiting them * Improvements to chat network connection * Fixed an issue where tables were not being displayed properly * Live comments now are displayed properly again * Links are now tappable again on reports view * Mods only: Fixed the rules widget so that the description text no longer overlaps while expanding * Mods only: Fixed the rules widget on subreddit page to show rules that have no description * Fixed AMOLED night theme colors * Mods only: Fixed recently visited carousels to show the styled banner image and banner background color * Adds linking to subreddits and search from carousel titles. * Various refresh pill fixes * Fixed unplayable youtube and audio issues * Improvements to Author Flair of comments * Fixed auto dismissing of push notifications and badge clearing issue * Under the hood fixes and improvements that a user would not notice
4.12.0
* Subreddit Menus and Widgets now available for mods * Fixed an issue where trending notifications would show unread even after visiting them * Improvements to chat network connection * Fixed an issue where tables were not being displayed properly * Live comments now are displayed properly again * Links are now tappable again on reports view * Mods only: Fixed the rules widget so that the description text no longer overlaps while expanding * Mods only: Fixed the rules widget on subreddit page to show rules that have no description * Fixed AMOLED night theme colors * Mods only: Fixed recently visited carousels to show the styled banner image and banner background color * Adds linking to subreddits and search from carousel titles. * Various refresh pill fixes * Fixed unplayable youtube and audio issues * Improvements to Author Flair of comments * Fixed auto dismissing of push notifications and badge clearing issue * Under the hood fixes and improvements that a user would not notice
4.11.4
* Under the hood bug fixes that users shouldn't notice ~~~Previously in 4.11.0~~~ * Fixes issue where status bar would disappear * Users can now switch view modes on search results * Fixes issue where subreddit header would reappear at times * Fixes unplayable youtube and audio issues * AMOLED night mode is now available * Users who join community chat rooms can now chat in the app * Under the hood small bugs and improvements that users shouldn't notice
4.11.3
* Fixes an issue where some users were experiencing a crash when logging out ~~~Previously in 4.11.0~~~ * Fixes issue where status bar would disappear * Users can now switch view modes on search results * Fixes issue where subreddit header would reappear at times * Fixes unplayable youtube and audio issues * AMOLED night mode is now available * Users who join community chat rooms can now chat in the app * Under the hood small bugs and improvements that users shouldn't notice
Version 4.26.0
• Added blurred background to NSFW warning popup • Pull to refresh now works on search results pages • Fixed issue when some users were not showing in the Muted list • Fixed a navigation issue on the Editable Moderators list • Added support for Rising sort to feeds • Under the hood fixes and improvements
Ratings and Reviews
4.8 out of 5
424.7K Ratings
424.7K Ratings
Editors’ Notes
Whether you love movies, kittens, science, kittens, politics, or kittens, Reddit’s official app puts all this (plus kittens) at your fingertips. With a colorful and intuitive layout, it’s easy to browse and post to “the front page of the Internet” across thousands of subreddits that cater to virtually every area of interest. Search for communities that line up with your hobbies; filter posts by posting time, hotness, and more; and get a breakdown of your own Redditing history to see where you reaped all that sweet, sweet karma. (Protip: you can’t go wrong with pictures of—you guessed it—kittens.)
Editors’ Notes
Whether you love movies, kittens, science, kittens, politics, or kittens, Reddit’s official app puts all this (plus kittens) at your fingertips. With a colorful and intuitive layout, it’s easy to browse and post to “the front page of the Internet” across thousands of subreddits that cater to virtually every area of interest. Search for communities that line up with your hobbies; filter posts by posting time, hotness, and more; and get a breakdown of your own Redditing history to see where you reaped all that sweet, sweet karma. (Protip: you can’t go wrong with pictures of—you guessed it—kittens.)
themhs
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Great app, but terrible new font
This is one of the few apps I love and use several times daily. I have this app since I started using Reddit, around a year ago. Reddit was a whole new experience for me, with the best content from the web, and discussions to go along with it. Since then, I have used the app for news on my favorite topics/interests, viewing fascinating and informative images/videos, and whatnot. The app itself is quite responsive and easy to use. Navigating is a breeze, and the layout is clean.
However, upon opening the app tonight, I noticed something was different with the text. It was only when I opened the App Store that I realized the font had been changed. With this update, the font has been changed from San Francisco (the default for iOS/macOS) to a new font. As people have pointed out in reviews, the new font severely impacts readability and affects the whole app in a negative way. The previous font was perfect, and I don't know why it had to be replaced with a new font that makes reading text much harder. Seriously. If anyone involved is reading this, please revert to the old, default font (San Francisco). Alternatively, you could provide the option to choose from different fonts in the app.
Remember, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Developer Response
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Really appreciate the feedback! We know that seemingly small changes, like fonts, can have a big impact on users, so they aren't done without consideration. That said, we know that they don't always resonate with every user. I'll make sure that feedback gets to the right team. Cheers!
themhs
,
Great app, but terrible new font
This is one of the few apps I love and use several times daily. I have this app since I started using Reddit, around a year ago. Reddit was a whole new experience for me, with the best content from the web, and discussions to go along with it. Since then, I have used the app for news on my favorite topics/interests, viewing fascinating and informative images/videos, and whatnot. The app itself is quite responsive and easy to use. Navigating is a breeze, and the layout is clean.
However, upon opening the app tonight, I noticed something was different with the text. It was only when I opened the App Store that I realized the font had been changed. With this update, the font has been changed from San Francisco (the default for iOS/macOS) to a new font. As people have pointed out in reviews, the new font severely impacts readability and affects the whole app in a negative way. The previous font was perfect, and I don't know why it had to be replaced with a new font that makes reading text much harder. Seriously. If anyone involved is reading this, please revert to the old, default font (San Francisco). Alternatively, you could provide the option to choose from different fonts in the app.
Remember, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Developer Response
,
Really appreciate the feedback! We know that seemingly small changes, like fonts, can have a big impact on users, so they aren't done without consideration. That said, we know that they don't always resonate with every user. I'll make sure that feedback gets to the right team. Cheers!
waytogomeggo1993
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I don’t want to use your app
I don’t want to use this app. I use Apollo because it’s more well designed and I prefer it in every way. Unfortunately, I used to use Alien Blue until Reddit took it over and shoved it’s annoying features in and essentially broke the previously well-bridged gap between users and developers. Apollo came along and solved that problem for me. I decided to rate this poorly because, besides the fact that I hate the mechanics and design of the app, I’m sick of the many shoehorned aspects of mobile browser Reddit forcing me into the app. I have to go through several steps to use it normally and ultimately I can’t view most comments without having to copy a link and move it to Apollo since Reddit decided to force users into their own app as the default. Crippling competing developers to promote your own app is obnoxious, obtrusive ads and constant “will you rate your experience?” prompts are obnoxious, and frankly the way Reddit approached the official app launch alongside breaking Alien Blue and then shoehorning the official app onto users has driven me to never choose the official app at all, even if it underwent a total overhaul. I really don’t care what Reddit does with the official app at this point, because shoving it down the throats of users tells me the app and its developers should not be supported. Very annoying app 0/10 I hate it.
Developer Response
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Hey there! I know this is delayed, but I wanted to let you know that pretty much all of these issues have been solved. If you'd prefer to use our mobile site, and not be asked to use the app, you can turn that option off by tapping the hamburger menu in the top right corner and then tapping the appropriate setting. Hope you give the app another shot!
waytogomeggo1993
,
I don’t want to use your app
I don’t want to use this app. I use Apollo because it’s more well designed and I prefer it in every way. Unfortunately, I used to use Alien Blue until Reddit took it over and shoved it’s annoying features in and essentially broke the previously well-bridged gap between users and developers. Apollo came along and solved that problem for me. I decided to rate this poorly because, besides the fact that I hate the mechanics and design of the app, I’m sick of the many shoehorned aspects of mobile browser Reddit forcing me into the app. I have to go through several steps to use it normally and ultimately I can’t view most comments without having to copy a link and move it to Apollo since Reddit decided to force users into their own app as the default. Crippling competing developers to promote your own app is obnoxious, obtrusive ads and constant “will you rate your experience?” prompts are obnoxious, and frankly the way Reddit approached the official app launch alongside breaking Alien Blue and then shoehorning the official app onto users has driven me to never choose the official app at all, even if it underwent a total overhaul. I really don’t care what Reddit does with the official app at this point, because shoving it down the throats of users tells me the app and its developers should not be supported. Very annoying app 0/10 I hate it.
Developer Response
,
Hey there! I know this is delayed, but I wanted to let you know that pretty much all of these issues have been solved. If you'd prefer to use our mobile site, and not be asked to use the app, you can turn that option off by tapping the hamburger menu in the top right corner and then tapping the appropriate setting. Hope you give the app another shot!
Editors’ Notes
Whether you love movies, kittens, science, kittens, politics, or kittens, Reddit’s official app puts all this (plus kittens) at your fingertips. With a colorful and intuitive layout, it’s easy to browse and post to “the front page of the Internet” across thousands of subreddits that cater to virtually every area of interest. Search for communities that line up with your hobbies; filter posts by posting time, hotness, and more; and get a breakdown of your own Redditing history to see where you reaped all that sweet, sweet karma. (Protip: you can’t go wrong with pictures of—you guessed it—kittens.)
Editors’ Notes
Whether you love movies, kittens, science, kittens, politics, or kittens, Reddit’s official app puts all this (plus kittens) at your fingertips. With a colorful and intuitive layout, it’s easy to browse and post to “the front page of the Internet” across thousands of subreddits that cater to virtually every area of interest. Search for communities that line up with your hobbies; filter posts by posting time, hotness, and more; and get a breakdown of your own Redditing history to see where you reaped all that sweet, sweet karma. (Protip: you can’t go wrong with pictures of—you guessed it—kittens.)
