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Ask HN: What are the HN apps you use in android?
Hi everyone,
What are the HN apps you use in android? And What features you like in that app?
- ne01 11y agoI use "HN -- Hacker News Reader" by Manuel Maly It's clean and has all the features that I need. But if you like google material design check out "Hacker News" by DWAK.
- kpgx 11y agoI'm asking because I'm building an app myself. So other than login, posting, voting and commenting any other features you like? my app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kasungamlath.hackernews https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kasungamla...
- bookwormAT 11y agoWhat I miss on every HN app I tried is a focus on search. Maybe I'm using HN differently than most people, but I usually look for discussions on topics I'm interested in, instead of reading the top posts on all topics. For example: I'm an Android developer, so I often browse hacker news by searching for "Android" in topics and comments, to see if there are any interesting discussions. A great app for my usecase would allow me to search and quickly repeat previous searches right from the startpage. You could add widgets that jump directly into saved searches.
- woutervegter 11y agoI also use hackernews in this way. My solution: bookmark this url: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=android&sort=byDate&prefix=false&page=0&dateRange=last24h&type=all https://hn.algolia.com/?query=android&sort=byDate&prefix=fal... and when you open it in Chrome-Android use the 'save to homescreen' option so that Chrome adds an icon on your homescreen, which opens the specific page
- ne01 11y agoI just tried your app, it's very promising! Good luck! Things i like about it so far: * you can switch between new, top, etc ... (very useful) * It opens all the links in a new tab of default browser!! One thing that you can work on is the readability of posts... it's a little bit crowded. (title should be bold while comments & other stuff smaller with lower opacity)
- DiabloD3 11y agoI've been trying to find one that allows me to login and post and comment AND support the Android Share API so I can send shit directly from other apps. All the apps I've seen that claim they can post, none of them seem to work well.
- brudgers 11y agoThe Firefox browser.