[emn13]

I can't say I'm enthused by reddit-on-mobile. I stick to the desktop version. No idea if I'm alone in that...

[foepys]

https://i.reddit.com is a good balance between app and the desktop website. A lot faster than m.reddit.com and supports the basic features of reading comments, commenting, and submitting. It also doesn't crash all the time and saves data.

[strig]

Do you use the first-party app? It's probably the worst option out there.

[cornholio]

Boost is great on Android.

[AlexandrB]

Narwhal on iOS is pretty great. First-party reddit app is quite bad. Ironically reddit heavily pushes their official mobile app if you visit on mobile Safari.

[thirdsun]

These days Apollo seems to be the best reddit client on iOS: https://apolloapp.io/

[zbuttram]

There are some quality third-party clients on mobile. I like Apollo on iOS right now.

[nielsbot]

Apollo on iOS is good IMO

[hoffbrau99]

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