The excellent Apollo for Reddit now supports flair images, crossposts, translation, and more
What you need to know
- Apollo for Reddit has been updated with some big new features.
- They can now easily crosspost.
- Languages can also be translated in-app and more.
Sure, Reddit can be the black hole of the internet but it can also be a great escape and it's even more enjoyable when you're using a great app. Apollo for Reddit is my go-to on iPhone and iPad and now it has a great new update that makes it better than ever.
Apollo 1.9 is now available from the App Store and it has some big new features. The one that most people will make use of is crossposting. Not only can you now see crossposts created by other people but also post your own as well.
Support for image flair has also been added, allowing the use of images rather than boring old text in a subreddit's flair. That could be an image to show which iPhone you're using, or which sportsball team you like. Whatever that image is, Apollo now supports it.
There's a ton more going on here as well, not least the ability to have tweets be translated when you need them to be.
A selection of the biggest changes includes:
And much, much more. The update is available from the App Store now. Apollo for Reddit is a free download with in-app purchases for those who want to unlock all the Apollo hotness, too.
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