Response times are super slow on my phone. I have an iphone xr and I know many apps don’t cater to that, but i often have a 2-3 second delay between hitting buttons and it actually taking. with emojis/links/pictures, it jumps to 8-10 seconds. so i often hit buttons twice or more and then have to double back. the theme tab in particular is super slow, taking me 6-8 seconds before any change is registered (besides haptics). theme tab would also benefit from labels for the custom themes (i.e. background, text, accent).
May 12, 2025

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honestly nah embrace the slowness. You don’t need your phone to operate at lightning speed, nothing in the real world does. Let the impatience and boredom of slowness motivate you to get off the phone and do something fulfilling
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Navigating on the app for me is a bit laggy and slow. I’ll click a button and it takes a couple seconds before it registers and brings me to the desired page or completes the action.
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In both the app and desktop browser mode, it feels like the experience is just a little laggy. Since there doesn't seem to be a progress ring or bar that shows it's thinking, I end up pressing links maybe 2-5 times and it flashes around when it comes to.
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Idk if it's because I disabled animations on my phone, but often times I have to tap a button like comment/ask/etc multiple times (to the point where I look like my mom trying to close the 500 open apps she has lol). Also a lot of recs seem to cut off or you only see the last line when you're scrolling
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