It is honestly impressive how bad Reddit's mobile app, and main websites are. Its just so horrendous and so slow and so confusing, and so bad. If you go to a post, its hard to see comments, and if you click in white space it redirects you somewhere almost at random. It takes forever to load anything.

When a million apps are better in every way and the old site is better, its confusing what they are doing over at reddit.

RIF (Reddit is Fun) is a great android app for the classic reddit experience, worth mentioning for anyone looking for a better android app.

Yeah, the moment they lock out RIF, I'm done with Reddit.

Apollo is attractive, but being closed source and giving all permissions to a social media account makes me a little nervous. It seems relatively time-tested, but even if the developer is benevolent it increases attack surface area.

Seconding the recommendation for Apollo. It's definitely a shock to get used to at first, but it's so customizable that it reminds me a lot of RES if there was a mobile app version of it.

+1 for Sync for Reddit. An amazing app. I've tried to use the official client for compatibility reasons, but the difference in UX is just night and day.

I've been a happy Relay user for years (Android).