Great

Hahaha, really? I never thought of reading an article from my TV.

It's really convenient when you have a TV in front of your bed. :)

I use https://apps.apple.com/us/app/readder-for-reddit/id104357580... surprisingly often. It's got this simplistic web browser (uses something like Readability and allows for following links inside and outside of reddit). It can also play youtube links via the Youtube app and direct video links inline. Last updated five years ago and still mostly works.

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

I’m glad you like it! Thank you.

Yep, added

Wonderful. Thank you very much!

Hi there, are you not able to just uncheck “Automaticly check for updates” in settings?

I already have, but I wish I didn't have to...I don't see a reason for updates to be this granular especially when the only release notes are the diffs and the commit messages in between tags.

I understand "shipping at the speed of inference", but it makes the people who opt into updates more like testers on a "nightly" release cycle. At that point, I'd call it a nightly.

Yeah I get it, I mean to implement a better release system moving forward, allowing users to only choose large releases if they want, and include release notes. For now i’ve been focused on meaningful quick improvemnts until the app feels more finished.

Good idea, I’ll add Light, Dark, and System controls.

Added

Ahh cool! I can add an option for that.

This feature is very useful :)

Added, thanks again for the idea!

Definitely, looking into a better way to display comments for an upcoming release.