The Philadelphia Inquirer App: News & Headlines
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About The Philadelphia Inquirer App: News & Headlines
Staying on top of award-winning Philadelphia news is now faster and easier than ever with the The Philadelphia Inquirer app on both Android phones and tablets. With the official Android app for Philadelphia news, access top daily headlines and latest breaking news alerts from The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News.
With The Philadelphia Inquirer App You Can:
• Discover the latest breaking news and important updates with our intuitive news feed and uncluttered reading experience.
• Explore the news topics you care about from sports teams like the Eagles and Phillies to local news with our seamless section navigation.
• Remember the stories that matter to you with quick action buttons for bookmarking and sharing.
• Never miss a story with digital all-access subscriptions, available as an in-app purchase.
Additional Features:
• Alerts and Notifications - be the first to know with verified breaking news. Easily access breaking news articles with one tap on a notification.
• Newsletter signups - stay on top of the news in your email inbox. Sign up for the newsletters you’d like to receive to get the very best of The Inquirer.
• Frequent Updates - stay connected with 24/7 coverage and other important news throughout the day.
• Log In - use your existing inquirer.com email and password or Register for a new account.
• Customized Feed - customize the news feed to follow the topics that matter most to you. Switch between your custom feed and Latest Headlines with just a tap.
• Custom Text Size - read more comfortably with the ability to increase/decrease article font sizes.
• Dark Mode - activate from the Settings tab and the app will switch to dark mode when activated on your device for easier nighttime reading.
Be a part of the future for Philadelphia news with The Philadelphia Inquirer app.
We'd love to hear your feedback! Reach out to our support team under Settings > Submit Feedback.
With The Philadelphia Inquirer App You Can:
• Discover the latest breaking news and important updates with our intuitive news feed and uncluttered reading experience.
• Explore the news topics you care about from sports teams like the Eagles and Phillies to local news with our seamless section navigation.
• Remember the stories that matter to you with quick action buttons for bookmarking and sharing.
• Never miss a story with digital all-access subscriptions, available as an in-app purchase.
Additional Features:
• Alerts and Notifications - be the first to know with verified breaking news. Easily access breaking news articles with one tap on a notification.
• Newsletter signups - stay on top of the news in your email inbox. Sign up for the newsletters you’d like to receive to get the very best of The Inquirer.
• Frequent Updates - stay connected with 24/7 coverage and other important news throughout the day.
• Log In - use your existing inquirer.com email and password or Register for a new account.
• Customized Feed - customize the news feed to follow the topics that matter most to you. Switch between your custom feed and Latest Headlines with just a tap.
• Custom Text Size - read more comfortably with the ability to increase/decrease article font sizes.
• Dark Mode - activate from the Settings tab and the app will switch to dark mode when activated on your device for easier nighttime reading.
Be a part of the future for Philadelphia news with The Philadelphia Inquirer app.
We'd love to hear your feedback! Reach out to our support team under Settings > Submit Feedback.
Ratings & Reviews
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Balance
Jun 15, 2019 I always have appreciated the Inquirer and the writers who work hard researching & writing good articles. My only suggestion would be a more balanced approach to writing about sex abuse scandals which seem to be rampant across many pubic & private organizations, and religious institutions. However, Inquirer only seems to focus on the Catholic Church with front page coverage. Please also write articles on the millions of people the Catholic church assists with life saving care, food & support. Thank you!more -
Jan 22, 2021 Ive been a reader of both tbe Philly Inquirer and the DN. The Inquirer gives you a lot of local information and great world news but, what I really love is your sports section. The app provides you with so many articles from the writers I think are great. But theres a section for each team with curent news and up to tbe minute articles that are happening that day, you dont have to wait until the next day if your reading the paper. I still miss opening the paper but, you cant beat this app.more -
Mar 30, 2021 I love this app. It keeps me connected to my hometown. -
Greatly Improved
Oct 31, 2020 Over the past few updates, the user interface has improved makedly. The developer listens to feedback, and it shows. There was a serious problem on iPad right after the last update, which now seems to have been caused by rogue ads. Ad curation is the greatest weakness. Once in a while, an ad is an obvious fraud, but such junk is pulled quickly upon reprting.more -
Jan 14, 2021 Living on the West Coast, I use the app to keep up with major news in the Philly metro area. News and human interest are some of the key stories.
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Severe political bias
Dec 11, 2019 I have been a subscriber to “Inky” for over 50 years. They have always been politically biased toward Democrats both specifically and generally. Their allowance of hatred against President Trump in the Guise of “opinion pieces” in hitting below the line. And, they are getting worse. The organization of the publishing structure as a non-profit has undermined any hint of fairness and the non-profit status should be revoked. They really don’t serve a broad base. Most people I talk with have already shed their subscription and/or have a low opinion of the inquirer as a balanced news provider or as having a fair opinion section.more -
Ok, but needs some work
Oct 11, 2019 1) Why are Inquirer links to another Inquirer article jumping out to a browser? This is frustrating and would be good to fix. 2) I appreciate that many images within an article can be zoomed. It would be nice to do the same for the headline image at the top of the article, which doesn’t seem to be able to be zoomed 3) Support dark mode, where the background of all pages could be dark 4) Configurability for articles I want to see versus not; for example I may not be interested in row after row of high school sports results.more -
Nov 24, 2020 Has always sucked. Continues to suck. and they make no effort to un-suck it. Did I mention it sucks? You want meat on the bones? How about the simple fact that it's impossible to read something that constantly adjusts and refreshes. Start there.more -
Don’t fool yourself
Sep 30, 2020 This app is all about getting the information on the user and the spam. Probably one of the most aggressive sniffer and snoopers around. This app is one step away from a virus. These people are serious about the user’s information and that’s after paying for a subscription. My advise- delete the app, use the online version through your browser, and make sure the Adblock / privacy protection is in place.more -
Nov 25, 2020 The screen constantly just turns all white, so annoying terrible app!!!! Fix it
- Stay in the know! Award-winning Philadelphia news comes to you faster and easier than ever in the Philly.com app
- Be the first to know verified breaking news with one-click push notifications
- Explore topics you love! Follow every move of sports teams like the Philadelphia Sixers, Phillies, Flyers and Eagles
Reviewed by Kaylin on November 14, 2018
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Balance
Jun 15, 2019 I always have appreciated the Inquirer and the writers who work hard researching & writing good articles. My only suggestion would be a more balanced approach to writing about sex abuse scandals which seem to be rampant across many pubic & private organizations, and religious institutions. However, Inquirer only seems to focus on the Catholic Church with front page coverage. Please also write articles on the millions of people the Catholic church assists with life saving care, food & support. Thank you!more -
Jan 22, 2021 Ive been a reader of both tbe Philly Inquirer and the DN. The Inquirer gives you a lot of local information and great world news but, what I really love is your sports section. The app provides you with so many articles from the writers I think are great. But theres a section for each team with curent news and up to tbe minute articles that are happening that day, you dont have to wait until the next day if your reading the paper. I still miss opening the paper but, you cant beat this app.more -
Mar 30, 2021 I love this app. It keeps me connected to my hometown. -
Greatly Improved
Oct 31, 2020 Over the past few updates, the user interface has improved makedly. The developer listens to feedback, and it shows. There was a serious problem on iPad right after the last update, which now seems to have been caused by rogue ads. Ad curation is the greatest weakness. Once in a while, an ad is an obvious fraud, but such junk is pulled quickly upon reprting.more -
Feb 3, 2021 The Philidelphia "Ink Wire" is where you turn to for top shelf reporting and current information. I'm a newspaper kind of guy, and the Inquirer is what I read.
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Jan 14, 2021 Living on the West Coast, I use the app to keep up with major news in the Philly metro area. News and human interest are some of the key stories. -
Personalization finally gets the app to where it should be
Nov 12, 2019 This app was buggy and pretty bare bones 12 - 18 months ago. It’s been gradually improving, and with the personalization now available for subscribers, it’s finally close to where it should be. Keep up the good work! And if you use the app, get a digital subscription to support local journalism.more -
Mar 9, 2021 I'm from Philadelphia, now living in Ft. Myers, Florida. Love to read what's happening in the city where I grew up. Thanks for keeping me informed. -
Aug 21, 2020 I'm new in Philadelphia. This app has been a huge help to me, especially in coronavirus times... introducing me to the city in a way I can't now do on foot. Inquirer is a fine paper, and the app makes it accessible. BUT, the method for emailing yourself an article is wildly erratic! Most of the time, there is no way for me get the URL of an article to keep... HELP! Android 8.1 phone, Firefox browser.more -
Mar 22, 2020 Love the update of the app and the inquirer website. Sometimes the share button can be buggy, but still a good app. Supporting local news is so important now more than ever - subscribe!
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Sneaky Ads
Mar 22, 2021 Ads within the articles are extremely sensitive and when the reader attempts to scroll through, they accidentally open the adds. In addition, many of the adds are sized in a way that you cannot scroll past without touching them. Super distracting to be reading an article and have to jump back and forth from an ad that “accidentally” opens in a browser. Seems like they’ve done this on purpose to bolster their click numbers.more -
Sufficient app for Inquirer
Dec 11, 2020 I can’t allow notifications. App works reasonably well. Would like the morning newsletter (and others) as a notification and links from Twitter, email, etc to open in app. Works reasonably well though for reading new articles. No issues logging in with my account. Long term I hope they learn to use the app better for big, significant pieces. Would be nice to follow specific authors as well.more -
Comments
Oct 29, 2020 I find the headlines confusing. You have a headline on the opening page, suggesting that if you click on it, you will find the article to read. But instead it takes you to a series of various related articles. So you have to go searching for the article that was first featured. Makes the app difficult.more
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Severe political bias
Dec 11, 2019 I have been a subscriber to “Inky” for over 50 years. They have always been politically biased toward Democrats both specifically and generally. Their allowance of hatred against President Trump in the Guise of “opinion pieces” in hitting below the line. And, they are getting worse. The organization of the publishing structure as a non-profit has undermined any hint of fairness and the non-profit status should be revoked. They really don’t serve a broad base. Most people I talk with have already shed their subscription and/or have a low opinion of the inquirer as a balanced news provider or as having a fair opinion section.more -
Ok, but needs some work
Oct 11, 2019 1) Why are Inquirer links to another Inquirer article jumping out to a browser? This is frustrating and would be good to fix. 2) I appreciate that many images within an article can be zoomed. It would be nice to do the same for the headline image at the top of the article, which doesn’t seem to be able to be zoomed 3) Support dark mode, where the background of all pages could be dark 4) Configurability for articles I want to see versus not; for example I may not be interested in row after row of high school sports results.more -
Don’t fool yourself
Sep 30, 2020 This app is all about getting the information on the user and the spam. Probably one of the most aggressive sniffer and snoopers around. This app is one step away from a virus. These people are serious about the user’s information and that’s after paying for a subscription. My advise- delete the app, use the online version through your browser, and make sure the Adblock / privacy protection is in place.more
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Nov 24, 2020 Has always sucked. Continues to suck. and they make no effort to un-suck it. Did I mention it sucks? You want meat on the bones? How about the simple fact that it's impossible to read something that constantly adjusts and refreshes. Start there.more -
Nov 25, 2020 The screen constantly just turns all white, so annoying terrible app!!!! Fix it -
Dec 9, 2020 Overrun with ads.....Makes it unreadable. -
Missing sections & poor navigation
Oct 31, 2020 This app is absolutely no substitute for a subscription to the Inquirer. I expected that since I’m a subscriber I’d get the same material I get from the paper. But no - no comics, no obits, no Carolyn... not sure what else is missing. I got frustrated and gave up. Navigation is terrible - most news apps will at least give you a handy menu or method to go from section to section. Haven’t found that yet. And just for the record Dear Abby is a terrible substitute for Carolyn.more -
Oct 24, 2018 Agree with previous review. The app has not been working, at all, for the last couple of days. Zero access to any content. Just that annoying continuous looping circle icon as the app unsuccessfully tries to load. SMH.
What’s Groovy
Easy navigation and high quality stories. Would prefer dark mode, though, to save battery life on my phone.
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What’s Subpar
The Inquire loses money because it is a liberal, biased news organization. Left wing liberal nuts may appreciate the progressive non journalistic views but the Inquire must realize that these nut jobs don’t buy or read the news. Even the Inquire sports writers add their liberal viewpoints to sports. What ever happened to just writing the news? What ever happened to true and honest investigator journalist? And the Inquire cannot figure out why they lose money and readership? Simple question- why does Fox News have the highest number of viewers, at times higher than their competition combined? If a Main stream media outlet follows Fox’s footprint they too would be the leader in viewership or readership. Left wing liberals do not have an understanding of reality.
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Balance
I always have appreciated the Inquirer and the writers who work hard researching & writing good articles. My only suggestion would be a more balanced approach to writing about sex abuse scandals which seem to be rampant across many pubic & private organizations, and religious institutions. However, Inquirer only seems to focus on the Catholic Church with front page coverage. Please also write articles on the millions of people the Catholic church assists with life saving care, food & support. Thank you! -
Ive been a reader of both tbe Philly Inquirer and the DN. The Inquirer gives you a lot of local information and great world news but, what I really love is your sports section. The app provides you with so many articles from the writers I think are great. But theres a section for each team with curent news and up to tbe minute articles that are happening that day, you dont have to wait until the next day if your reading the paper. I still miss opening the paper but, you cant beat this app.
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I love this app. It keeps me connected to my hometown.
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Greatly Improved
Over the past few updates, the user interface has improved makedly. The developer listens to feedback, and it shows. There was a serious problem on iPad right after the last update, which now seems to have been caused by rogue ads. Ad curation is the greatest weakness. Once in a while, an ad is an obvious fraud, but such junk is pulled quickly upon reprting. -
Living on the West Coast, I use the app to keep up with major news in the Philly metro area. News and human interest are some of the key stories.
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The Philidelphia "Ink Wire" is where you turn to for top shelf reporting and current information. I'm a newspaper kind of guy, and the Inquirer is what I read.
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My favorite
Growing in Delaware County and following all Philadelphia sports for the last fifty years will tell something about my passion for sports. Living in Berks County and having access to Philadelphia sports news allows me to keep up with current events. Whether it be scores, draft news, spring training I enjoy it all. Go Philadelphia sports teams. -
I find well written articles which offer option of further research, storing or forgetting about it helpful as well as satisfying my initial need taken to read the article.
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I enjoy the app and the Inquirer because of the added details they present in most of the stories. Great newspaper
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Sneaky Ads
Ads within the articles are extremely sensitive and when the reader attempts to scroll through, they accidentally open the adds. In addition, many of the adds are sized in a way that you cannot scroll past without touching them. Super distracting to be reading an article and have to jump back and forth from an ad that “accidentally” opens in a browser. Seems like they’ve done this on purpose to bolster their click numbers.
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Balance
I always have appreciated the Inquirer and the writers who work hard researching & writing good articles. My only suggestion would be a more balanced approach to writing about sex abuse scandals which seem to be rampant across many pubic & private organizations, and religious institutions. However, Inquirer only seems to focus on the Catholic Church with front page coverage. Please also write articles on the millions of people the Catholic church assists with life saving care, food & support. Thank you! -
Ive been a reader of both tbe Philly Inquirer and the DN. The Inquirer gives you a lot of local information and great world news but, what I really love is your sports section. The app provides you with so many articles from the writers I think are great. But theres a section for each team with curent news and up to tbe minute articles that are happening that day, you dont have to wait until the next day if your reading the paper. I still miss opening the paper but, you cant beat this app.
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I love this app. It keeps me connected to my hometown.
-
Greatly Improved
Over the past few updates, the user interface has improved makedly. The developer listens to feedback, and it shows. There was a serious problem on iPad right after the last update, which now seems to have been caused by rogue ads. Ad curation is the greatest weakness. Once in a while, an ad is an obvious fraud, but such junk is pulled quickly upon reprting. -
The Philidelphia "Ink Wire" is where you turn to for top shelf reporting and current information. I'm a newspaper kind of guy, and the Inquirer is what I read.
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My favorite
Growing in Delaware County and following all Philadelphia sports for the last fifty years will tell something about my passion for sports. Living in Berks County and having access to Philadelphia sports news allows me to keep up with current events. Whether it be scores, draft news, spring training I enjoy it all. Go Philadelphia sports teams. -
I find well written articles which offer option of further research, storing or forgetting about it helpful as well as satisfying my initial need taken to read the article.
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I enjoy the app and the Inquirer because of the added details they present in most of the stories. Great newspaper
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Top local news app all the basic functions work well and I like how you can save stories
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Proud of our local paper
I’m so proud of the strides the Inquirer has made over the last year. Continuing their great reporting on important local issues is obviously essential but finally having a more streamlined app to read the news on the go is almost better. Keep up the good work!
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Living on the West Coast, I use the app to keep up with major news in the Philly metro area. News and human interest are some of the key stories.
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Personalization finally gets the app to where it should be
This app was buggy and pretty bare bones 12 - 18 months ago. It’s been gradually improving, and with the personalization now available for subscribers, it’s finally close to where it should be. Keep up the good work! And if you use the app, get a digital subscription to support local journalism. -
I'm from Philadelphia, now living in Ft. Myers, Florida. Love to read what's happening in the city where I grew up. Thanks for keeping me informed.
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I'm new in Philadelphia. This app has been a huge help to me, especially in coronavirus times... introducing me to the city in a way I can't now do on foot. Inquirer is a fine paper, and the app makes it accessible. BUT, the method for emailing yourself an article is wildly erratic! Most of the time, there is no way for me get the URL of an article to keep... HELP! Android 8.1 phone, Firefox browser.
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Love the update of the app and the inquirer website. Sometimes the share button can be buggy, but still a good app. Supporting local news is so important now more than ever - subscribe!
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Other than asking you to pay a monthly fee after one has reached a set number of articles read,(unbeknownst to us)I love the app!
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Sneaky Ads
Ads within the articles are extremely sensitive and when the reader attempts to scroll through, they accidentally open the adds. In addition, many of the adds are sized in a way that you cannot scroll past without touching them. Super distracting to be reading an article and have to jump back and forth from an ad that “accidentally” opens in a browser. Seems like they’ve done this on purpose to bolster their click numbers. -
Sufficient app for Inquirer
I can’t allow notifications. App works reasonably well. Would like the morning newsletter (and others) as a notification and links from Twitter, email, etc to open in app. Works reasonably well though for reading new articles. No issues logging in with my account. Long term I hope they learn to use the app better for big, significant pieces. Would be nice to follow specific authors as well. -
Comments
I find the headlines confusing. You have a headline on the opening page, suggesting that if you click on it, you will find the article to read. But instead it takes you to a series of various related articles. So you have to go searching for the article that was first featured. Makes the app difficult.
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Severe political bias
I have been a subscriber to “Inky” for over 50 years. They have always been politically biased toward Democrats both specifically and generally. Their allowance of hatred against President Trump in the Guise of “opinion pieces” in hitting below the line. And, they are getting worse. The organization of the publishing structure as a non-profit has undermined any hint of fairness and the non-profit status should be revoked. They really don’t serve a broad base. Most people I talk with have already shed their subscription and/or have a low opinion of the inquirer as a balanced news provider or as having a fair opinion section. -
Ok, but needs some work
1) Why are Inquirer links to another Inquirer article jumping out to a browser? This is frustrating and would be good to fix. 2) I appreciate that many images within an article can be zoomed. It would be nice to do the same for the headline image at the top of the article, which doesn’t seem to be able to be zoomed 3) Support dark mode, where the background of all pages could be dark 4) Configurability for articles I want to see versus not; for example I may not be interested in row after row of high school sports results. -
Has always sucked. Continues to suck. and they make no effort to un-suck it. Did I mention it sucks? You want meat on the bones? How about the simple fact that it's impossible to read something that constantly adjusts and refreshes. Start there.
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Don’t fool yourself
This app is all about getting the information on the user and the spam. Probably one of the most aggressive sniffer and snoopers around. This app is one step away from a virus. These people are serious about the user’s information and that’s after paying for a subscription. My advise- delete the app, use the online version through your browser, and make sure the Adblock / privacy protection is in place. -
The screen constantly just turns all white, so annoying terrible app!!!! Fix it
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Overrun with ads.....Makes it unreadable.
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Missing sections & poor navigation
This app is absolutely no substitute for a subscription to the Inquirer. I expected that since I’m a subscriber I’d get the same material I get from the paper. But no - no comics, no obits, no Carolyn... not sure what else is missing. I got frustrated and gave up. Navigation is terrible - most news apps will at least give you a handy menu or method to go from section to section. Haven’t found that yet. And just for the record Dear Abby is a terrible substitute for Carolyn. -
Agree with previous review. The app has not been working, at all, for the last couple of days. Zero access to any content. Just that annoying continuous looping circle icon as the app unsuccessfully tries to load. SMH.
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Fix this problem!
For several months now when I open the Inquirer there is a second newspaper overlayed over the top half of the page. Why hasn’t this been corrected? I reported it several months ago.
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Severe political bias
I have been a subscriber to “Inky” for over 50 years. They have always been politically biased toward Democrats both specifically and generally. Their allowance of hatred against President Trump in the Guise of “opinion pieces” in hitting below the line. And, they are getting worse. The organization of the publishing structure as a non-profit has undermined any hint of fairness and the non-profit status should be revoked. They really don’t serve a broad base. Most people I talk with have already shed their subscription and/or have a low opinion of the inquirer as a balanced news provider or as having a fair opinion section. -
Ok, but needs some work
1) Why are Inquirer links to another Inquirer article jumping out to a browser? This is frustrating and would be good to fix. 2) I appreciate that many images within an article can be zoomed. It would be nice to do the same for the headline image at the top of the article, which doesn’t seem to be able to be zoomed 3) Support dark mode, where the background of all pages could be dark 4) Configurability for articles I want to see versus not; for example I may not be interested in row after row of high school sports results. -
Don’t fool yourself
This app is all about getting the information on the user and the spam. Probably one of the most aggressive sniffer and snoopers around. This app is one step away from a virus. These people are serious about the user’s information and that’s after paying for a subscription. My advise- delete the app, use the online version through your browser, and make sure the Adblock / privacy protection is in place.
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Has always sucked. Continues to suck. and they make no effort to un-suck it. Did I mention it sucks? You want meat on the bones? How about the simple fact that it's impossible to read something that constantly adjusts and refreshes. Start there.
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The screen constantly just turns all white, so annoying terrible app!!!! Fix it
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Overrun with ads.....Makes it unreadable.
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Missing sections & poor navigation
This app is absolutely no substitute for a subscription to the Inquirer. I expected that since I’m a subscriber I’d get the same material I get from the paper. But no - no comics, no obits, no Carolyn... not sure what else is missing. I got frustrated and gave up. Navigation is terrible - most news apps will at least give you a handy menu or method to go from section to section. Haven’t found that yet. And just for the record Dear Abby is a terrible substitute for Carolyn. -
Agree with previous review. The app has not been working, at all, for the last couple of days. Zero access to any content. Just that annoying continuous looping circle icon as the app unsuccessfully tries to load. SMH.
- Stay in the know! Award-winning Philadelphia news comes to you faster and easier than ever in the Philly.com app
- Be the first to know verified breaking news with one-click push notifications
- Explore topics you love! Follow every move of sports teams like the Philadelphia Sixers, Phillies, Flyers and Eagles
Reviewed by Kaylin on November 14, 2018
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