Whatever you're using, we want to know! Tell us in the comments what you're using and why it is Reddit gold to your mind. What are you using for Reddit? Have you converted to the official app, or do you still rock a third-party client? Are you all-in on cards or do you still prefer the old-school lists? I'll confess that Relay has been what I seem to gravitate back to between my my updates of this article for about the two years, but what can I say? I'm a gif-lover, and being able to quickly collapse comment threads with a quick tap is more satisfying than the long-press. Then there's also an IAMA Mode, which will take you to the comment above a reply by the original poster. Thread options allows you to see how many Comment Threads are in a post, highlight recent comments from a user-definable time range, search the comments for specific words, gilded comments, and comments by the original poster. If you tap this button, you'll get three bubbles that slide out: Previous thread, Thread options, and Next Thread. Then there's the Floating Action Button in a post. When replying to comments or posting a text post in Boost, the bottom bar of the window becomes a swipeable carousel of formatting, preview, and media options. This is a fantastic tool for megathreads as well as subreddits like /r/WritingPrompts/ where you don't want to break up the entries. This allows you to see how each thread starts and how many children it has thanks a numeric badge next to the comment's karma. When browsing comments on a Reddit post, Boost allows you to collapse all threads to just the parent comment using the collapse all button within a Floating Action button menu. For instance, most Reddit apps have two or three views Boost has 8: three Card view variants, two list views, two image-centric views, and a Swipe view, for those who want surf Reddit the way they surf Tinder. While Reddit Official is limited on settings and customization, just about anything you can think of is customizable in Boost. Think of Boost for Reddit as a Swiss Army knife compared to Reddit Official's switchblade. Reddit also has a handy toggle at the top of the home page and every subreddit for you to switch between Card and Compact views, but unfortunately it reverts to your Settings-defined Default view every time you switch subreddits. If you have a subreddit open in the Subreddit tab, you can quickly switch to Inbox to deal with a new comment and moderator message and then switch back to the subreddit without losing your place.
The app features five tabs at the bottom, like YouTube or Spotify, and left to right they are: Home page, Subreddits, Post to Reddit, Reddit Chat, and Inbox. Reddit's UI is clean, unencumbered, easy to get around in. Reddit's official app has over 10 million downloads, and while being the official app certainly gives it a boost in the marketing department, the Reddit app has more than earned its place as the only Reddit app on millions of users' phones.
#Best irc for android android#
As we just mentioned, Reddit's official app is a relative newcomer to the Reddit Android app space, but in that time it's quickly won millions of users.
0 kommentar(er)
