It is kind of amusing that they are so aggressively pushing their mobile apps when prior to april 2016, they didn't even have official mobile apps. Probably shows the differences in strategies before and after the acquisition. For me, when I am clicking on browser search results that bring me to reddit, I almost never want to switch to the mobile app. It breaks my flow. If i do not find what I am looking for in the reddit post, I need to switch apps back to the browser app instead of just tapping the browser back button.
Tangential annoyance: the youtube app attempting to have me sign up for some premium service _every time_ i use the app is frustrating.
Tangential annoyance: the youtube app attempting to have me sign up for some premium service _every time_ i use the app is frustrating.