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Recommend me some Quality of Life Android applications
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this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2024
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Geddit. A reddit viewer no account needed and can be linked to open from browser, so no privacy police, login when viewing reddit.
Or for even better quality of life, don't visit Reddit.
Abit short sighted.
But reddit as a resource can be useful and has been useful.
I opt out when I can but in situation where I can't then using a front end has been a good middle ground.
i heard it was gonna be discontinued (im not sure, cause i can still use it perfectly), but stealth does the same thing and works+looks better than geddit from my experience.
edit: nevermind, i just checked and have got no clue why i thought it was being discontinued.
Reddit started charging per API access, making all the third-party apps infeasible. I know RedReader managed to get an exemption for being particularly useful with screen readers for the vision-impaired. Reddit's API changes still apply; NSFW subs now can't be accessed without logging in, although NSFW posts in SFW subs show fine without log-in.
stealth, just like geddit, takes the stuff from reddit and shows it, no account involved. idk exactly how they do it, but nsfw works fine.
redreader is similar. no account needed. Tor only mode.