In the ancient days this app never worked good. But those days are long over. The app works exactly how I’d expect and want it to.
What’s a bummer is the widgets. While those work as you’d hope and want, they’ve always got something displayed I don’t care about and doesn’t pretain to me. For example, the Top Read widget; it’s displaying the proper articles that have been viewed the most, but the top articles almost always have something to do with sports or movies in India. For months I’ve been seeing things like India’s Cricket league or Indian Premier League, and adjacent articles constantly on the top. So India clearly likes to use Wiki to find out news information but then it tilts the widget away from ever displaying anything interesting.
The “featured article” widget also never displaying anything interesting and too will share things about India. Today is “Western Chalukya Empire”.
So that’s really weird. No locational settings suggest it’s making me look like I’m in India to produce these results exclusively for me, it’s just what the widgets are featuring and showing.

It is hard to overstate how big of a benefit to the world Wikipedia is.

I expected better from an iOS app that’s been out for years. Many pages aren’t sized correctly, which leads to unnecessary horizontal scrolling when swiping up and down.
But worst of all, some pages periodically refresh for no apparent reason, causing me to lose my place in the article. This is makes the app unusable. I had to uninstall it and use the mobile site instead.

Long time supporter and small donor. Tried to set up an account to add to an article’s talk page and the app gave me a error warning (actually a short story length error message) that my email address was associated with hosting a website or server, some such thing. Please hold the next solicitation for donations as I will likely be too busy dealing with my vast internet empire.

SO much liberal bias…

This app is pretty great for readers—I do little to no editing, so I cannot speak to those aspects. I love the reading lists, and as someone who often wakes up in the middle of the night and reads a bit before heading back for zzz’s, I really enjoy the randomizer button and being able to go through the articles with the back button or the history.

One suggestion: We can swipe right to go back. Why can’t we swipe left to go forward?

Where is the moderation? I’ve noticed an extreme backsliding in moderation and rigor - especially in recent events-focused pages.
Wikipedia has gone from having rigorous standards of proof (and being hesitant to jump to conclusions on emerging information) to posting blogs as sources, citing incorrectly (the source, for example, will say the opposite of what’s claimed), and succumbing to unproductive edit wars. Blogs, tweets, and news sources with low ratings by independent vetting orgs are frequently cited.
Moderation has gone haywire and seems to have skewed in very bizarre directions - Stalin fanboys and Polish nationalists, for example. People are posting home drawn art as images for some pages where a photo would be more appropriate.
Wikipedia used to seem to me to be approaching the best of encyclopedias, but I’ve lost faith in what used to be a more level headed website. What a mess; what a loss.

The app side scrolls like it’s a poorly rendered mobile site