Version 3.12 is now available* on the Google Play Store!
- This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users by Thursday.
What's New:
Small updates to the "Give Gold" flow for consistency with desktop
Fixed the reply button not showing for moderators on locked posts
If you have no subscriptions, Popular will be opened instead of Home
Tappable area for search fields is now enlarged
Notifications won't pop up for chats that you're currently looking at
Made small UI improvements to moderator screens
Fixed Mod mode button missing from subreddit screen
The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
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
Hey changeloggers!
We are excited to finally say that some of the Gold updates that we previewed here are now LIVE! Here’s a recap of all that is new:
Rolling Out Today
- Gold Membership is now “Reddit Premium.” Members continue to have the same benefits as before (e.g., ads-free redditing, highlighting new comments, creating exclusive Premium communities) but with a new name.
- “Reddit Coins” (NEW!) are now used to award Gold. Reddit Coins replace Creddits as the way to give a Gold Award to a post or comment. Coins can be spent on Awards and will have many new uses in the future.
- Updates to the Gold Award. We’ve changed the benefits of the Gold Award and updated the price. Now the Gold Award will cost $1.99 and grant the recipient 1 week of Premium membership and 100 Coins.
Coming Soon
And as a reminder, here are the changes we've talked about that are still Coming Soon™ in the weeks ahead:
New tiers of Awards to recognize high-quality content. Coins can be used to give Awards, and soon you’ll be able to give a few new ones out:
- Silver: Silver is deeply ingrained in Reddit lore for recognizing content that… well, doesn’t quite deserve Gold. Recipients will get a shiny Silver icon next to their post or comment.
- Platinum: a new tier of distinction, the best of the best posts can be awarded Platinum. Recipients will get the most prestigious icon, as well as one month of Premium membership (which also comes with Coins).
Reddit Premium will increase from $3.99/month to $5.99/month. This will only affect new subscribers; legacy subscribers will keep the same prices that they had before.
If you're just tuning in and haven't been here for the past posts, check out this handy visual TL;DR from u/Acidtwist. If you'd like all the details, you can read more about Coins here, Premium here, or click on "Give Gold" to see all of it in action!
Thanks again, and happy gilding!
The latest version of the Android app is now available on the Google Play Store!
This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users over the next 3 days.
What's New:
- Fixed a bug where Chat badges were not updated
- Improvements to Chat notifications
- Fixed a crash when tapping post flair
- Fixed a crash when tapping search results before they’re done loading
- Private subreddits won’t show in carousels
- Fixed keyboard dismissing when searching for geopopular region
- Fixed issues with 2FA login
- Enabled NSFW search for anonymous mode
Hello, r/changelog!
Thank you all for your fantastic feedback as we’ve been chatting with you all over the past few months about Gold! (and Silver, and Premium, and never ever again Super Gold …)
Given some of the updates are coming in the next week or so, we wanted to keep the conversation going by previewing the designs and a few changes we’ve made based on your feedback.
More benefits for giving the Gold Award
As we shared last time, awarding a post or comment with Platinum will give OP one month of Premium membership. But we also heard your feedback that you wanted classic "gilding" (awarding Gold to a post or comment) to have more benefits as well.
So, we've updated the benefits: now, awarding Gold to a post or comment will give OP one week of Premium membership, in addition to 100 Coins. (Note: It will also be cheaper to award Gold, at just $1.99 or 500 Coins.)
A look at the new Gold Award (plus, introducing Coins and Premium)
We wanted to preview our new designs so you can see what the experience will look like. (Note: We may still make some small tweaks here and there to the designs.)
New dialog to give the Gold Award
Top of the new Reddit Coins home page
Top of the new Reddit Premium home page
The Reddit Premium Coat of Arms
(For more commentary on the Premium Coat of Arms, please see the thread from the experts over at r/Heraldry)
That's the tour! Let us know what you think!
The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
- 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
EDIT:
- Also fixed: Saving Imgur gifs from theatre/full screen mode
The latest version of the Android app is now available on the Google Play Store!
This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users over the next 3 days.
What's New:
- We’re trying out some cleaner fonts, let us know what you think here
- You can now add subreddit shortcuts to your Home screen
- Fixed toasts overlapping chat fields
- Improved video controls for smoother scrolling
- Fixed a bug where videos/gifs on feed did not respect autoplay setting
- Fixed a bug where videos/gifs were frozen when opening from links or search results
- Disabling chat notifications on the web now toggles the “Mute badge” option
- Fixed an issue where the app was collapsing low score comments when the preference was set to display all comments
- Added scores to automatically collapsed comments to indicate why there are collapsed
EDIT: Updated the link in the first bullet to point to our post about the fonts
The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
- 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
- Added scores to automatically collapsed comments to indicate why there are collapsed
- 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
Update (9/10/18): Updated Gold Award benefits to include one week of Premium membership.
Hello, changeloggers!
We recently posted here about our recommitment to the Gold program, our goals, and upcoming changes, and we've gotten a lot of great feedback from redditors since then. But what we heard most often is that you wanted more details on how Creddits and Coins would work. (Oh, and that most of you super-disliked the name "Super Gold.")
Converting Existing Creddits to Coins
Many of you have existing balances of Creddits on your accounts. When we release our Gold updates, we will automatically convert your existing Creddits balance into Coins, but you can also convert your Creddits into months of Premium membership before our launch, if you want.
As a reminder, Coins will replace Creddits in allowing you to give a Gold Award (or one of our new Awards) to a post or comment. Our goal is to start offering brand-new items regularly to spend Coins on, not limited to just Awards—we'll update you in the coming weeks!
Those of you with Creddits will get 2,000 Coins for each Creddit. But if you'd prefer the Premium membership (i.e., our ads-free monthly subscription), you can get that instead by following these steps:
- Go to reddit.com/gold and click the “One-Time Purchase” tab
- Select the number of months you would like to purchase a membership for, and click continue
- On the next screen, please select “creddits” as the payment method to convert your existing Creddits to membership
- That’s it! You should be set now
(Quick note: Should you choose to convert your Creddits to months of Premium membership, please take the above steps before September 10th.)
Changing Super Gold... to Platinum
We heard you loud and clear: Super Gold was not your favorite name. We really appreciate the fact that most redditors who disliked the name Super Gold all naturally rallied around the same name.
So, without further ado, we've scrapped the name Super Gold (RIP) and are redubbing it Platinum.
Awards and Coin Costs
Now that we have the names settled, here's the breakdown of how each Award will work. Instead of a single "gilding" option, you'll be able to spend the Coins you've purchased or received to give out three different types of Awards. Here's the Coin cost and benefits of each option:
| Award | Coin Cost | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | 100 Coins | Silver icon next to comment or post; a lingering sense of disappointment that you didn’t get Gold |
| Gold | 500 Coins | Gold icon next to comment or post; additionally, recipient receives one week of Premium membership and 100 Coins |
| Platinum | 1,800 Coins | Platinum icon next to comment or post; recipient receives one month of Premium membership (which includes 700 Coins) |
Coin Packages for Purchase
The table above shows you what you get when you receive Silver, Gold, or Su—sorry, Platinum. Here's a rundown of the different Coin packages that will be available if you want to purchase Coins directly:
| Price Point | Coin Package | Bonus % | What You Can Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1.99 | 500 Coins | N/A | 5 Silver Awards or 1 Gold Award |
| $3.99 | 1,100 Coins | 10% | 11 Silver Awards or 2 Gold Awards |
| $5.99 | 1,800 Coins | 20% | 18 Silver Awards, 3 Gold Awards, or 1 Platinum Award |
| $19.99 | 7,200 Coins | 43% | 72 Silver Awards, 14 Gold Awards, or 4 Platinum Awards |
| $99.99 | 40,000 Coins | 59% | 400 Silver Awards, 80 Gold Awards, or 22 Platinum Awards |
As we get closer to launch, we’ll continue to share details about designs, Awards, and more. In the meantime, please let us know what you think!
And as we mentioned in our previous posts, if you want to lock in your membership at the legacy rate of $30/year or $4/month before our updates take effect, you can go to Reddit Gold and get the ongoing plan!
Howdy mods!
We’re testing out some changes to the flow you use to report certain infractions to us. A low number of users who go to www.reddithelp.com to report infractions such as harassment, violent content, or ban evasion will be redirected to a new form (https://www.reddit.com/report) which asks for specific information pertaining to the report, instead of one large free-form text box. This should help ensure that we have the information needed to act on the report at the initial time of filing and allow us to act quicker on these types of reports.
This is a low level test for now to ensure everything is working the way we expect it to. Once we’re ready to ramp this up to more users, we’ll make a larger announcement.
A reminder: we DO look at reports of sitewide rule violations, so please do continue to report things that you see, either through the form or by clicking the “report” button.
Version 3.9 is now available on the Google Play Store!
This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users over the next 3 days.
What's New:
- Fixed cursor position on edit flair dialog for editable flair
- Fixed a bug where Approved/Remove/Spam icons disappear from post after visiting author’s profile from mod queue
- Fixed minor chat UI Settings issue
- Fixed bug allowing chat moderators to moderate posts
- Added u-slash and r-slash buttons to chat keyboard
- Fixed bug showing “Mod tools” in the community overflow menu for moderators with only “Wiki” permissions • Fixed bug where post flairs were missing in search results
The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
- Fixed a crash that would occur when trying to change notification settings
- 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
UPDATE (9/10/18): Updated some text below to reflect changes that we made, and posted about in subsequent posts (here and here)
Hey changeloggers,
Back in June, we went to r/lounge to solicit ideas for improvements we could make to Gold from the people who use it the most, and since then our team has gotten a lot of great feedback on our initial ideas. Even though it's been years since the last big update to Gold, we are now recommitting to making it better. Today's update is just the first of many to come.
Why We’re Doing This
Our overall goal with these changes is to get more redditors using Gold while making sure it's still a rewarding experience unique to Reddit. Yes, Gold will always be a thing that costs money (unless you're one of the lucky few constantly showered in Gold for your wit), but we want it to be fun, versatile enough that we can add new benefits to it easily in the future, and maybe a little troll-y. These changes will involve making some things cheaper and some things more expensive... but we hope you think it's worth it.
Today we’d like to tell you about some of the first updates we’re planning to make. We’re still working on things, so if you have feedback or ideas, let us know!
Reddit Premium
Fun fact: About half of Gold purchases come from redditors buying for themselves (versus gifting to others), and in talking to a number of you we learned that the biggest reasons you buy Gold for yourselves are to get ads-free redditing, to access power features like comment highlighting, and to support Reddit. That said, a lot of new redditors are confused about how gilding, the monthly ads-free membership, and Creddits all share the name "Gold." So, going forward, we'll be rebranding the membership to "Reddit Premium," so that it's clearly distinguished as a paid membership.
A few of you mentioned that paying for a membership should allow you to give Gold to others (i.e., gild), and we thought that was a great suggestion. So, going forward, the membership will include a new monthly benefit: Coins that allow you to give Gold to a post or comment (more on this in a minute). Premium members will get a fresh batch of these Coins every month.
Currently, Gold memberships can be purchased monthly (at $3.99 USD per month) or yearly ($29.99 USD per year), rates we've had for most of Reddit Gold’s existence. In the coming months, we plan on increasing this to $5.99 USD per month, to better reflect the actual costs of offering a high-quality (and ads-free) Reddit experience.
That said, the new price will affect only new memberships. For all of you who have active Gold subscriptions already, thank you for your support!—you'll continue to pay the same price. Even if you're not a member right now, if you want to sign up before the $5.99 price takes effect, we'll honor either the $3.99 USD per month or $29.99 USD per year subscription rate and you'll still get all the new perks included with Premium.
Reddit Coins
We’ll be replacing our current “Creddits” with a new virtual good called “Coins” that you can spend to give Gold (i.e., gild). We’re moving away from Creddits because we want to be able to use Coins to unlock lots of new things on Reddit in the future, which may be priced above or below one Creddit (it would be challenging to spend in fractions of Creddits).
In the coming months, you'll be able to spend Coins to award Gold to a post or comment (i.e., gild). You will be able to buy Coins as standalone packages (with discounts for buying in bulk), or get them with Reddit Premium.
You’ll be able to spend Coins on 3 Awards to recognize great content:
- Silver: Silver is deeply ingrained in Reddit lore for recognizing content that… well, doesn’t quite deserve Gold. Recipients will get a shiny Silver icon next to their post or comment.
- Gold: the standard for quality on Reddit, the Gold Award is often given to recognize a post or comment that goes above and beyond to deliver high-quality content. Recipients will get the prestigious Gold icon next to their post or comment, a week of Premium membership and a bundle of Coins to use how they see fit.
- Platinum: a new tier of distinction, the best of the best posts can be awarded Platinum. Recipients will get the most prestigious icon, as well as one month of Premium membership.
In chatting with people who have received Gold, we learned that most cared more about having their content recognized for being great than about the membership benefits or other aspects of Gold. By making Silver and Gold about recognizing great content (as opposed to gifting the membership), we can make these Awards more affordable—which is why giving Gold will be half its standard price today ($2 USD versus $4 USD), and even cheaper when you buy Coins in bulk. Silver will be a fraction of the cost of Gold.
If you really want to award the recipient with one month of Reddit Premium, you can continue to do so by giving our most prestigious award: Platinum.
To recap:
Reddit Premium
- New name for our monthly Gold membership
- Buy for yourself to get ads-free Reddit, along with access to r/lounge, new comments highlighting, and all the other perks you use today
- NEW to Premium: Coins every month! Price will increase to $5.99 per month for new users only (if you’re already subscribed or enroll before the changeover, you can keep the legacy price of $3.99 USD monthly or $29.99 USD yearly)
Reddit Coins
- A brand-new virtual good to spend on giving Gold to others
- The Gold Award (“gilding”) will be half the cost as before, and the recipient will get some Coins to spend
- NEW Awards to give to deserving posts using Coins: Silver and Platinum! Platinum awards one month of Premium membership to the recipient
- Current Creddits balance - if you currently have Creddits, we’ll post more details soon about your options with Creddits; in summary, we will automatically convert your Creddit balance to the new Coins system (and a nice bonus as a thank you). If you instead want to convert your Creddits to the new Premium membership, you can do so by making a “one-time purchase” today and using Creddits as the payment mechanism.
Thanks in advance for all of your feedback and suggestions! Your support over the years has made these developments possible, and we’d love to hear what you’d like to see Coins used toward in the future! Let us know below.
Version 3.8 is now available on the Google Play Store!
What's New:
- Typing u/ in chat will now show you a list of users to mention
- Made improvements to the Onboarding flow
- The speed read button can be moved around when reading comments
- Fixed a bug where videos/gifs did not respect autoplay setting
- Fixed a bug where videos were played from the beginning when bringing back the app after backgrounding
- Fixed a bug where crossposts would not blur when selecting “Mark spoiler” mod option
- Fixed a bug where YouTube videos would not show play icon sometimes
- Fixed crosspost thumbnails
- Fixed preview mode icon
- Fixed dismiss button in search results history
- Fixed a crash on search results page
EDIT: Updated with a few more notes that I missed when posting the first time
The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
- 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
The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
- 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
Version 3.7 is now available* on the Google Play Store!
- This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users by Thursday.
What's New:
- Fixed appearance of subscribe/unsubscribe button on History page
- Fixed positioning of gold count on a post in search results page
- Fixed comments not sorting properly on posts
- Fixed gif comment scrolling issues
- Fixed an issue where images could not be uploaded from certain folders
- Fixed toasts covering up the reply bar
- Fixed a bug where videos showed two play buttons
- Fixed a bug where gifs did not show any controls
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
Version 3.6 is now available* on the Google Play Store!
- This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users by Thursday.
What's New:
Fixed a bug where NSFW gifs were showing in classic mode when they weren't supposed to
Fixed a bug where the screen would turn off while videos are playing in fullscreen
Fixed a bug where two play icons would show in carousels with gifs and videos
Fixed the user profile page to show karma/age/trophies correctly
Fixed a bug where gifs could not be saved in theatre mode
Fixed a bug where flairs could not be changed when the keyboard was open
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
Back from the holiday! The latest version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
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
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
It's that time again! New version of the iOS app now available in the App Store.
What's New:
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
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
Hey Mods and Reddit Devs!
As moderator moderators are added to Reddit chat, we also want to grant access for those tools to the right kinds of moderators. To that end, the chat team is adding two new items to the moderator permissions set: chat_config and chat_operator.
How do moderators get these permissions?
Moderators with "all" permissions also receive these new permissions. If a moderator only has some permissions, then a higher mod with all permissions must specifically grant the new permissions to those moderators. (This has not changed.)
How does this affect the API?
Currently, the API returns a subset of ['access','config','flair','mail','posts','wiki'] when listing moderator permissions. After this change, the list may also include chat_config and chat_operator.
When submitting an invitation for a new moderator or changing permissions for an existing moderator, if selecting specific permissions (not all), then the permissions field should include all permissions you want to grant to the moderator.
If the permissions parameter does not include all and does not explicitly include somepermission, then that permission will be disabled by default. For example, config,wiki results in the moderator only having config and wiki permissions. Moral of the story: be careful when updating moderators, lest you clobber someone’s permissions!
When will this happen?
I'll start changing the internal APIs today. I'll change the public API next week. When everything is deployed, I’ll update this post. I’ll monitor this post for issue reports over the course of the next few weeks.
What if your community doesn’t have the ability to create chat rooms?
Chat moderation permissions only matter if you have chat rooms. (Currently, subreddit chat is rolling out slowly to select communities.) We recommend you set up your moderation permissions early (if you want) or you can wait for your community to be enabled. If chat is not enabled for your subreddit, this permission will not have any material impact until your community is enabled with subreddit chat. Moderators with "Full Permissions" will have these permissions automatically, regardless of whether your community is enabled for and uses subreddit chat.
Version 3.4 is now available* on the Google Play Store!
- This is a gradual rollout. Currently at 3% of Android users. We will monitor the rollout and plan to have it at 100% of Android users by Thursday.
What's New:
New subreddit bell allows you to opt-in to more frequent push notifications for communities you love
Updated push notification settings
Users who join community chat rooms can now chat in the app
Updated post indicator design
Fixed a bug causing the wrong post to show when opening from feed
Fixed wrong post submission types
Fixed recent history bugs
Clearer dialogs and menus in AMOLED Night mode
Fixed a few more crashes and minor bugs
Fixed a crash when on Android P Beta
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
It's that time again! New version of the iOS app now available in the App Store.
What's New:
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
Other Minor bug fixes and improvements
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
Hello, changeloggers! A new version of the Android app is now available in the Play Store.
What's New:
- Reduced data usage when scrolling through posts
- Fixed a bug causing videos to continue playing when the app is in background
- Fixed a bug causing the wrong post to be shown when opening from a feed
- Fixed a freeze when closing preview mode
- Fixed a bug causing video crossposts to be missing post info
- Fixed a bug causing the wrong image to display in a crosspost
- Fixed a few crashes affecting moderator tools
- Fixed a few more crashes and minor bugs
- Fixed a crash when using Android P Beta
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
Hello, changeloggers! New version of the iOS app is now available in the App Store.
What's New:
- Compact mode layout now includes the subreddit icon when viewing combined feeds
- Fixed a bug where the Home feed would fail to load on app launch
- Fixed a few more crashes and minor bugs
Come on over to r/redditmobile for more discussion!
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