We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Reddit's recently-announced plan to charge for API access could price out the developer of one of the most popular third-party Reddit apps.

Bye bye, Alien Blue.

The developer of Apollo, one of the most popular third-party Reddit apps, announced Thursday that he is shutting the app down at the end of the month due to the astronomical charges Reddit is ...

Reddit has had a tumultuous past few weeks. In that period, the platform imitated Twitter to charge for a critical piece of software that allows third-party apps and bots to exist, faced developer ...

I read Reddit every day, but I haven’t opened the official Reddit app in years. How? I use a third-party app called Apollo, and it’s so good that it doesn’t just make Reddit readable — it makes it ...

After Reddit’s recent API changes, several third-party apps have shut down. Here’s a list of the best ones for Android that still work. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some ...

The maker of Apollo, one of the most popular third-party mobile apps for browsing Reddit, may have to close up shop due to Reddit’s recently announced new API pricing terms. App developer Christian ...

The developer of Relay for Reddit shared potential subscription prices, and they’ll vary based on your daily average of API calls. The developer of Relay for Reddit shared potential subscription ...

Reddit's controversial decision to charge for API access has led the creator of Apollo to shut down the third-party client. "Apollo will close down on June 30th," Christian Selig wrote on Twitter.

Reddit’s iOS and Android apps have new sharing features that nudge users to post more links instead of just screenshots. Reddit’s iOS and Android apps have new sharing features that nudge users to ...

Last month, Reddit announced it would limit access to mature content through its API as part of changes to access and new, exorbitant fees for third-party app developers Reddit said that the changes ...

In late July, Reddit started requiring people to log in to Reddit in order to use Old Reddit. At the time, a Reddit employee said that “Old Reddit’s logged-out experience is a significant source of ...