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Crazy that it took this much scrolling for me to find someone mentioning "Now for Reddit".
It was the same for me - I've tried all the apps mentioned here, but Now was just coded for exactly what I needed functionally and aesthetically. Everything else felt less. I think it speaks so clearly to the importance of 3rd party devs and app choice, we all have a different definition of perfect.
All that said, I haven't even opened the app since the blackout started. I hope the dev ports over to Lemmy/beehaw/etc.