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Add to SafariWhen comparing m.reddit.com vs Boost for reddit, the Slant community recommends Boost for reddit for most people. In the question“What is the best Reddit app for Android?” Boost for reddit is ranked 9th while m.reddit.com is ranked 15th. The most important reason people chose Boost for reddit is:
There is a huge variety of ways you can customize the app. Many theme color combinations, different ways to customize the display, lots of filter options and more.
Specs
Question Ranking
Pros
Pro Meant to mirror all features of Reddit on a mobile device
The creation of m.reddit.com is meant as a way to ensure 1:1 functionality of the main site to mobile so mobile users whom do not want to use or want to pay for an app can use the site in full.
Pro Can show inline videos and images
The list view shows embedded images and videos right within the feed.
Pro Highly customizable
There is a huge variety of ways you can customize the app. Many theme color combinations, different ways to customize the display, lots of filter options and more.
Pro Amazing Darkmode
Pro Follows material design
Follows the same design theme that Android uses.
Pro Comprehensive media handling
Select to choose whether or not you want to load gifs, gfycats, movies, pics, and more (link types, e.g. youtube) within the app or externally. Can also select whether to use Chrome Custom Tabs.
Pro Swiping gestures
Configure swipes up on pictures to return to sub, slide left/right through album. Swipe in from a side for the subreddit sidebar (configurable), and more.
Pro Many display options
Pro Quick switch for display changing
Pro Comment formatting
Collapse comments and improve visibility
Pro Many features
Great developer who keeps updating the app
Cons
Con In beta
m.reddit is still in beta so there may be missing features or broken aspects to the mobile web app.
Con Constant popup ads for official Reddit app
Con Hard to navigate to and from site and comments
Con Intrusive ads
The ads cause your phone to vibrate and have other annoying issues (like causing your media volume to drop if you're listening to music).
Con No "always on" feature
While watching a gif or video, a phone starts to get dim and eventually lock. Need always on feature like Reddit App.
