Search for Reddit
Do you,
• Often like to check if that article you're reading has been submitted to your favorite Subreddit?
• Love discovering new subreddits?
• Search Reddit for random things at 3 AM in the morning?
• Hate reposters and/or hate being a reposter?
If your answer is yes to any of these questions then this app is for you! Search For Reddit shows up on the share menu in your phone allowing you to share links and text to the app. It will search for matching past threads. The results of the search show as a popup so you don't have to even leave your current app.
Searches may be edited with the big blue button on the popup. Results can be filtered by post time and sorted by relevance, votes and comments. You can also open the app directly and enter your queries.
Search for Reddit has been featured on
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- http://drippler.com/drip/see-reddit-comments-every-article-you-read/→ Guidingtech
- http://www.guidingtech.com/60608/reddit-apps-extension-android/
This app works from the share menu of any app (such as Youtube, Chrome, any Reddit app etc.)
Category : Social
Reviews (12)
Cool, useful app. Definitely a big thanks, and it's a must have for active reddit users and not only. Love being able to share random text into this app to be used as the query. Donated since I've been finding myself using it more and more often, and hoping for future development (like a sort function for the results to be available after sharing the search query from another app, date filter, etc).
This app is GOOD!
Light weight, doesn't hog processor.
Great way to search the endless void that is Reddit.
Works well. Just what you need to search reddit. Just needs a dark theme. The white bits really hurts my eye.
Love this. Fantastic idea.
The app is great but I hope something can be done for mobile links (like youtube short links) when the thread has a uses the desktop link (or vice versa).
Does what it states... awesome work by the developer...recommended to everyone
1. I'd pay for a dark theme. Get that done already! 2. It misses some mobile links when desktop links are searched and vice versa. So I'd suggest some sort of fuzzy search.
Loved the clean & simple interface, which makes searching Reddit quick without any signup/login.
I'm often reading an article in the browser or facebook and want to look up about it on reddit. This is a great little app for that
The perfect companion app for Reddit. The only feature missing is an option to automatically sanitize (remove ? and everything after) the URL before searching.