Medium - News & Blogging Platform

This app is really nice. It looks clean and the scrolling is so smooth. Plus, it even has a dark mode option which is great for not straining your eyes. I also appreciate how the ads are placed neatly at the end of each article. The articles I've read so far have been top-notch quality. Big thanks to the developers! I'll definitely update my review once I spend more time using it.

So basically, the "read later" list function isn't very helpful because new items end up in a jumble among a ton of other bookmarks. It's frustrating that they can't be sorted out. Also, it seems that now you can't click on or copy URLs from comments. Sounds like another little annoyance to deal with. As a result, it looks like you'll have to mark down another negative point for this issue.

I've been spending less time mindlessly scrolling through social media ever since I signed up for Medium. It offers such great content to make you think, covering a wide range of topics like news, important societal issues, education, personal reflections, and personal development. What's cool is that the content is customized based on what you're into, and your choices can influence the articles you see, but you're not stuck with just those suggestions. The writing on Medium is top-notch and welcomes all kinds of perspectives and backgrounds. It's a super inclusive platform that's great for both writers and readers.

You know, trying to make a good app for both reading and writing can be really tricky sometimes. I mean, this latest update just made things even more frustrating! Not only can you still only select one paragraph at a time and the line breaks keep getting messed up, but now it won't even switch to landscape mode on my tablet. What a bummer!

I just feel like the app is only okay. The main thing that really bothers me is that when I'm casually scrolling through stories on my phone, I keep accidentally highlighting sections without meaning to, and there isn't an option to undo it within the app. It's like I have to switch to Medium on my computer just to remove the highlight. If there's no way to un-highlight stuff, then they should maybe just scrap this feature on the app altogether. It's irritating enough that it often puts me off finishing the stories. If someone truly wants to highlight something, they can just use the regular copy & paste function.

It's so easy to get lost in reading, right? I've noticed some negative reviews, but I actually wouldn't mind paying a monthly fee instead of dealing with ads. Some articles are available for free elsewhere and are even referenced in this app, but having everything in one spot definitely saves time. I love being able to customize by choosing my favorite topics for priority viewing. And the best part is discovering authors who share their real-life stories - it's my favorite feature!

It was really disappointing when they removed the archived section of saved stories. I know many of us used the app to separate what we wanted to read later from what we thought was worth keeping for future reference but didn't want to bookmark in our browser. It would be great if they could bring back this feature and restore all our saved data.

It's like drowning in a sea of fancy articles, and it's so tough to find something different. Every time you accidentally click on one, it counts towards your limited free reads. Even just glancing at the title can use up one of your precious views. And don't get me started on the suggestions—they're totally off the mark! You end up bombarded with articles from just one author simply because you checked out one of their works before. It's like being stuck in a never-ending loop of the same stuff!