4.8 




Great magazine, terrible app. Usually when I open it I get a blank screen and have to use the back button to restart it. Then it frequently kicks me out of whatever I'm browsing so that I have to go back and find where in the list of articles I was. Within the list, the articles move around as ads load. Links to related information open within the NR app (no url). I put up with it because I enjoy the magazine, but I wait for my physical copy often because the app is so lousy.





Sensible conservatism right in my hand anytime. Or so you would think. The app is painfully slow, often not loading what I had intended. Always trouble with logging in even though I'm a subscriber. And ads ads ads even though I'm a subscriber! I would like the search to be a better. I can see an article on my desktop but, when I search thru the app, it isn't as easy to find. You're better off just using the website. I'm really disappointed with this app and I know Buckley would be, too.





Doesn't deliver content. I thought maybe this was a subscription issue so I paid to extend my subscription. It took my money but did not extend the subscription and still does not deliver content. I contacted them by email and got back a bunch of suggestions like "log out and back in". I wrote back that I'd already tried all this. They stopped responding. Appears to be a pure ripoff.





Unreadable. I cant seem to load any of the articles without the app jumping back and forth (I assume because of the ads) causing me to lose my place in the article. Tried to load the comments section and it couldnt read that either because the app kept jumping back to the article. Better to just go to the website.





The app needs serious work. The headlines and bylines look great. From the titles I read I would say its conservative journalism at it's best. But the stories take an incredibly long time to load on my android device. Makes it hard to read more than one article during a 15 minute break. Surely an intelligent developer can address and correct this little glitch..... soon (please) !
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