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This app would be great if it was supported by iPadOS 16’s Stage Manager mode…
Good content but not a lot of effort was put into making this app user friendly
I needed something to replace the doom and gloom of daily news that was destroying my brain, and I love the content of Phys.org. Great articles, concise and conversational writing. Also LOVE the fact that full article content is actually surfaced within the main interface, rather than constantly linking out to external sites like some other services. But this app feels like someone made it as a side project. No ability to toggle between light and dark mode outside of your device OS, illegible dark blue links in dark mode, very few features beyond the ability to sign up for subscription, and - despite lots of obvious bugs - no updates for 2 years??? So I’m guessing this project has been abandoned? Too bad, because I feel like they have great potential. But I’m not paying a subscription fee for something that has such infrequent developer attention.
Several years ago this app actually had cutting edge scientific articles but now it truly appears that the app has succumbed to woke politics hoping to indoctrinate their feeble minded readers. Big disappointment!
This is trash. When you go to the website they promote the phys.org app but they want you to pay a subscription to be able to use gestures that are freely available on their website. Why on Earth would I pay you to access content via the app when you already provide it for free on your website? Why release an app if it isn’t at least as usable and accessible as the website?
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