r/redditmobile • u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin • Jul 25 '23

Now Available: version 2023.29.0 Android & iOS Release Notes

Version 2023.29.0 for both iOS & Android now available!

iOS 2023.29.0 official release notes:

Thanks for updating the Reddit app! We've updated our iOS app with bug fixes and changes to improve your overall experience.

3 bug fixes included in this version

Android 2023.29.0 official release notes:

Thanks for updating the Reddit app! We've updated our Android app with bug fixes and changes to improve your overall experience.

7 bug fixes included in this version

1 crash fix included in this version

Other updates/fixes:

[iOS] Enabled long press to copy version number - (thanks for pointing this out!)
[Android] resolved a crash that occurred when banning a user from the mod queue

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u/iBoost Jul 26 '23

Any way to make r/all the default feed on the Home Screen?

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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Jul 27 '23

Not at the moment, but great idea!

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u/repetitionofalie Aug 02 '23

Or maybe at the least making it an option to add to feeds. When you subscribe to a lot of subs it’s very annoying to get to and anytime you navigate away you have to scroll through everything again. Noticed there’s a beta feature to remove feeds—maybe could make it an option to add there?

I also really miss being able to sort home, especially by top/hour. Hugely meaningful for sports subs. I find myself using the old Reddit desktop site on mobile browser for anything news related. Clanky but at least it still works.