I absolutely love Shudder, despite the incredibly limited offerings in Australia. But the app is hot garbage. It's the only streaming service I own that constantly buffers when I'm trying to watch something. I can easily watch anything on, say Netflix or Prime in maximum quality settings, but not this. If there were an option to tweak the quality level it might help (why there isn't is beyond me), but it would be better if it adjusted dynamically without having to buffer every couple of minutes.

Good lord so many ads

Not actually that bad an app, so long as you're using it for one of the handful of languages that get updated regularly. Some courses, though, haven't seen updates in *years*, despite being very short and inconsistent. Duolingo have proudly announced you can study endangered languages. However, you shouldn't go expecting any support for them, or that they'll be of any reasonable length, or that feedback will be taken into account. Hell, they don't even give you tips on them like they do others.

Does what it needs to. Barely. Often a day later than the podcasts are actually available. Some of them just don't update ever.

I'm so glad one of my most frequently visited sites has an app now.

So many ads. And horrifically expensive

So many ads. And horrifically expensive

Interesting content. But nothing that'll blow you away. Definitely nothing compared to what Dragon Magazine used to be (not that it's a huge surprise, considering its free)

Somehow, after years of development, *still* doesn't have the single most fundamental thing I'd expect from a D&D app - character sheets.

Tram times have been showing two static times (apparently randomly chosen) then the time of the next tram. Whenever I try to find information on tram location, it crashes.

Tram times have been showing two static times (apparently randomly chosen) then the time of the next tram. Whenever I try to find information on tram location, it crashes.