Infinity for Reddit

Excellent app, at first I was having issues with images loading very slowly despite having good internet but now it seems to be fine. But it's missing a feature. You should definitely add the option to save passwords. It's really annoying that everytime I log out I have type my email and password and grant permission to access reddit. Having the option to save account and password would really be convenient so please do think about adding it.

Fantastic replacement for the default Reddit app; videos actually f*in load on this app, unlike the other. One issue I've ran into is the swipe setting to go through posts (like how the default app functions) can sometimes become stuck, requiring you to go back; it doesn't keep your place vertically so you have to swipe or scroll all the posts you've already seen to get back to where you were. Other than that slight annoyance it's pretty much better in every way.

Overall, a well thought-out app. I'm a big fan of the gesture system and customizability. It reminds me of Apollo for Reddit on iOS phones, which I'm still searching for a decent replacement for. What this app really lacks though is optimization. Images/videos take much longer to load on this than other apps, and I can't exactly say that the comments load quickly either. There's also some bugs that need to be squashed here and there.

Amazing app devs! I just have 1 major problem with it. When browsing a subreddit with primarly videos and having the autoplay feature on, the audio for one of the previous videos will continue to play until the app is closed. Very frustrating, but besides that the app is near perfect! EDIT: the issue has been fixed. Thank you dev! This is by far the best Reddit client out there no doubt!

I like it a lot! Here's some features I'd like to see: Tap into an image, Tap to get out too. More convenient than having to press back button to get out. When I click on a post instead of the image, it should jump to the comments instead of having to scroll down. Implement a search function for settings. Hide all above posts button feature. Share image/vid without downloading it and also allow copy pasting the link to image. Completely hide sections/reorder navigation drawer.

Finally got fed up with the official app and decided to jump ship. I tried Infinity before and they seem to have fixed the minor annoyances I had with the app before and looks like I'll be making the full switch this time. App itself looks great and is very customizable, on top of having an actual functioning video player and no ads.

Pretty good, most videos work now (and there is a video download option), but there is still room for improvement. For instance, the official reddit app has an avatar (cartoon profile picture) editor, downloaded image attribution, and free awards. It would also be nice to be able to set cache limits.

The best Reddit client that I've used, hands down. It looks modern, it's fully customizable, it's completely free, there's no ads, it's open source, I could go on and on. Stop reading and download it already. And support the developer on Paetron, I don't want this app to ever stop being developed.

Clean! Hoping for fine tuning! 1) Picture preview embedded in text post show up as a hyperlink instead of showing the picture like on the Reddit app. 2) Notifications show in inbox but there's no way to see upvote notifications. 3) Hope to see a compact card layout where the image on the post is limited to a specific height and cropped in the middle. Because on the default card layout, posts with long/tall images can take up more than the whole screen.(Edit i found fixed card size option)

Was great for a while. Recently, it has started crashing every time it gets moved to the background. I don't usually give poor reviews, but when I tried to go to the settings menu to report the issue, it also crashed the app.

Three things I miss from Sync while using Infinity: 1) In compact mode in Sync, there is more padding between each post and the post text is more compact. I find that makes it easier on the eyes to see each post separately. 2) Ability to long press on thumbnail previews to view them larger without having to tap in and then tap back. 3) Images open without slide up animation. Apologies if there's a way to do these things and I just haven't found them. I appreciate all the customization :)

Loving this app so much so far. Really clean formatting and I love that the text goes all the way to the very edges of my phone. The color coding on comment threads is beautiful and makes them easier to follow. Videos loading lightning fast (which is why I had to stop using Boost).

When it works, it's great. Unfortunately for me it only works about a tenth of the time. The rest of the time images don't load, videos don't load, just the posts themselves. Uninstalling and moving on to the next app

This app is great. It's got a clean UI, a video player that's not trash, among other things. It's also open source, so I can create GitHub issues and possibly get things fixed or fix them myself.

Might be important to differentiate between casual intermediate users to those who been using Reddit for dogs years. Coming from someone who was a casual user - the app for basic average user like me (not power user), everything seems to work as expected - UI feels intuitive, access is reasonably quick, adding and accessing subedits is easy. The only issue I can think of at moment is clicking on links which go to another subreddit imho Otherwise great app

Slicker and less buggy than the official app but one thing frustrates me: video thumbnails don't autoplay until scrolling comes to a full stop, so while scrolling by, if you don't stop scrolling long enough to come to a full stop the video thumbnails don't autoplay.

Much more energy efficient than the official Reddit app. One issue that is bugging me are the broken spoiler tags. The last two characters in spoiler tagged text are replaced with the spoiler markers. For example, instead of "spoiler text" you will see "spoiler te!<". Great app overall though, good job 👌

I love this app, but I can't overlook the fact that the "open supported links" feature continuously gets reset every few days. Unsure if this is a bug in the app or a limitation of Android. I really wish this could be fixed.

The app is amazing! It looks great, and has the cleanest UI next to the reddit official app, but without ads. The only issue I have is font size. Is there a way to change font size and spacing? I looked all over the settings and couldn't find it if it does exist.

Honestly this is the best reddit app for android. I've tried so many different apps. Infinity has much more configurations for your use. I recently switched over from an iPhone and I've been used to Apollo, which has swiping features. This app doesn't have all the swiping features as apposed to Apollo but they're extremely good for everything else. I highly recommend this app.

I used to think that Infinity was awful and that stock reddit was the way to go, well today I tried it out and let me just say that it's AMAZING! The UI is incredibly clean, there's no ads, it doesn't lag put your phone, and it's basically stock reddit but better! Highly reckmmmend that you check it out!

Its a great experience overall except for the filtered posts. If I filter by flairs and sort it (to top of all time only), it goes blank and I don't know what to do at that point. Other than this I don't have any issues with this application

I would give it 5 stars. This app is almost perfect. But there is one major issue: With the auto hide read posts option, it will hide my posts and I have no way to see them again through Infinity. This is something that other Reddit apps handle a lot better. Maybe add an option to hide all read posts manually like most other Reddit apps have, excluding your own posts.

Ok, this app is actually amazing. It's clean, responsive, and FINALLY, it's a Reddit app that has a transparent gesture navigation bar at the bottom (and top). Thank you for this! It really adds to how clean this all looks. One small bug, or at least I think it's a bug - I tried the material you themeing, and it applied fine, but when I toggled it off, it didn't revert. Not sure if this is intended. Otherwise - fantastic app.

Still one of the best ways to use Reddit on mobile. It has ZERO ads and has great customizability in terms of content and user interface. There are minor hiccups in terms of performance but nothing too extreme that would hamper the user experience. The interface is as intuitive as it gets and the minimal aesthetic of the app itself is great. Highly recommended for anyone who browses Reddit.

It's a must have, a much better and smoother version of Reddit. It has lots of good theme customization, clean UI, no ads, almost no bugs at all and a key feature missing in the main app that's available here, data savings! The only downside which isn't a huge issue is that the amount of features may be overwhelming. I can honestly never switch back to the main app, just because how packed this completely free client is. Give this client a go, I guarantee you won't want to go back the stock one