r/redditmobile • u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin • Mar 28 '23
Now Available: version 2023.12.0 Android & iOS Release Notes
Version 2023.12.0 for both iOS & Android now available!
iOS 2023.12.0 release notes:
- Fixed a bug that sometimes crashed the app when posting images
14 total bug fixes included in this release
3 total crash fixes included in this release
Android 2023.12.0 release notes:
- If Reddit gets an update and no one reads these notes, does the update even happen? Yes it absolutely does, so hit that update button.
6 total bug fixes included in this release
Other updates:
That's all we have for now! Please leave a comment below if you have any questions about this release.
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u/Katie0690 iOS 16 Mar 28 '23
And yep comment box is STILL shooting up to the top of the screen. š”
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u/jtedeschi8 Mar 31 '23
These updates are more like downgrades at this point, Reddit mobile is slowly devolving itself
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u/Jeffari_Hungus iOS 14 Mar 31 '23
I'm just moving to Reddit Apollo cause this is ridiculous. I dont even see posts on my starred communities on my home feed anymore
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u/CarthageFirePit Apr 03 '23
Ok so finally I see a mention of this. Since this update my most visited subreddits (which are also starred) no longer show up on my home feed. Itās driving me crazy. My entire homepage is filled with obscure subreddits that, yes, I am subscribed to but almost never visit. While my most visited subs wonāt appear on the home feed at all. Is this what youāre experiencing as well? No fix, I take it? Just have to wait until the app updates it and hope it fixes it then.
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u/CuriousOrange22 Mar 30 '23
Why have the categories from the News tabs been removed AGAIN? How does that happen, either deliberately or by accident? I donāt know anyone who thinks āIād love to have a constant stream of news about absolutely anything, totally unrelated, including topics I actively want to avoidā.
TL;DR - Please put the News categories back so users can actually select the subjects that interest them.
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u/randomlyme Apr 01 '23
100% this the only option I feel I have is to stop using it, new apps and aggregator suggestions welcomed.
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u/Katie0690 iOS 16 Mar 28 '23
Testing with a comment to see if the comment box is still disappearingā¦.
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u/Gsantos52012 iOS 16 Mar 30 '23
Iām not really sure where to submit this as I donāt know if this was intentional or not, but before the redesign, whenever you searched something, users were given the option to view the search results in either the compact or card layout with a toggle that was on the top right. Though now itās no longer showing. It kinda bums me out as I really like the card layout better. Is there anywhere to send feedback/bug report?
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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Mar 30 '23
This subreddit is the right place to share feedback/bugs on the apps. To answer your question, the ability to switch the default view in search results is not possible at the moment.
Happy to share your feedback with the team!
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u/Elof74 Mar 30 '23
This sub is for bugs and feedback. Not sure they pay much attention to it, but this is where it should go.
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u/LordNedNoodle iOS 15 Mar 31 '23
What happened to the news filters? I had liked my news section, I donāt want to see every news category.
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u/Whiteshadows86 iOS 16 Mar 31 '23 edited Mar 31 '23
You forgot to mention in the patch notes about the annoying popup when screenshotting somethingā¦
I know how to share a post and I will do if I need to but sometimes a screenshot is faster and betterā¦I donāt need a popup telling me every single time!
Edit: and my post about it has also been taken down too. Why?
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u/Spectro-X Mar 28 '23 edited Mar 28 '23
Is the compact version (with the web address ending in /.compact) still accessible? After the update I noticed that the link now redirects to other versions of reddit.
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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Mar 28 '23
Sorry for the trouble! There are some ongoing changes outlined here.
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u/SacMetro Mar 29 '23
Hey. About half a year ago, you said that there were some engineering constraints or something that necessitated removing the option to not constantly be asked to download the app if a mobile user was accessing reddit through a browser. https://www.reddit.com/r/redditmobile/comments/y3f08p/comment/isaz5h8/
Is there an update on this?
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u/ravens23 Mar 30 '23 edited Mar 30 '23
Iām using 2023.12.0.310365 (on iOS) and for some reason I can no longer swipe left or right to scroll through my āhomeā feed.
If I tap on a picture I can swipe side to side in my āpopularā and ālatestā feeds, but I used to be able to do it on my āhomeā feed as well - until yesterday. (I noticed yesterday, but not sure when it ābrokeā)
Itās clearly not specific to a phone, browser, or setting, as it works fine on popular/latest, and only stopped working on āhome.ā
Searching Reddit and the interwebz seems to indicate that this is a common occurrence for mobile users every 3-4 months . . .
edit: if anyone working on this needs more details/specifics please feel free to DM me
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u/Neon-Night-Riders Mar 30 '23
Thumbnails on the app used to list the website address, which was useful for telling if it linked to an external source. That option appears to be gone now, and you canāt tell the difference between an image upload and news site. Can you please revert this?
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u/noodlesandpizza Android 8 Mar 31 '23
I can't swipe between posts on my home feed? I seem to still be able to in subs, but on my home page I have to back out of a post and go into the next one, and the loading time for posts is abysmal.
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u/LedoPizzaEater Mar 31 '23
I use to be able to hide posts directly from my feed. Now I have to open the post and then hide it.
I canāt hide a post without opening it now? Lame
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u/randomlyme Apr 01 '23
Iāve completely stopped usage of news since the ability to select categories has been removed, I find it functionally useless now. Will this be restored ?
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u/vid_icarus Apr 02 '23
My news page wonāt let me sort by news category anymore. Anybody know why?
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u/FeloniousIntent Mar 29 '23
Did this update fix Imgur album links opening a dialogue demanding I download the imgur app or use chrome? Or at least give me the option to auto open in opera? Been kind of annoying.
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u/gambleroad Mar 30 '23 edited Mar 30 '23
The live karma count for posts could be turned off by turning on "reduce animations" in the settings such that it'd appear statically and posts with > 1k upvotes would round to the nearest hundred. Now this no longer seems to work and the karma count updates in real time regardless if the setting is toggled.
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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Mar 30 '23
Thanks for letting me know! I'll check with the team on this.
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u/xEternal-Blue Mar 30 '23
Can we please get the weird font size changes on the home page fixed on Android. I've seen several people report on this with no response.
I struggle to see well with whatever is happening with the home page now, so this will likely stop me using reddit.
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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Mar 30 '23
I'll share your feedback with the team. In the meantime, you can update text size settings within system settings on Android.
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u/Robbie1985 Android 10 Apr 03 '23
So the swipe between stories doesn't work on the home feed now. It works if I go into a subreddit and swipe between stories there. Can this be reinstated please? I believe it is a bug
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u/Stuntman06 Apr 03 '23
Iām unable to sort my home feed by date (new). When I go into profile/settings/feed options, there used to be an option to sort home posts by. I would set it to new.
That sort home posts by is gone and is not replaced by Banana Counter.
Has the option to sort home posts by moved elsewhere?
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