Apollo is dead. Long live Apollo
669 points by bears-n-beets | 261 comments
Hacker News discussion thread marking the shutdown of the Apollo Reddit client app, with commenters noting Sync for Reddit also shut down.
12 stories tagged reddit-api, newest first.
669 points by bears-n-beets | 261 comments
Hacker News discussion thread marking the shutdown of the Apollo Reddit client app, with commenters noting Sync for Reddit also shut down.
440 points by stalfosknight | 419 comments
MacRumors article reporting that Reddit told moderators of subreddits continuing API-pricing protest blackouts it may replace them.
420 points by tedivm | 434 comments
The Verge interview with Apollo developer Christian Selig about his dispute with Reddit over API pricing and the subreddit blackout protest.
722 points by albert_e | 464 comments
Hacker News discussion thread reporting a Reddit.com outage with error messages, with commenters linking it to the subreddit blackout over API pricing.
359 points by coloneltcb | 267 comments
TechCrunch article reporting on Reddit CEO Steve Huffman's AMA, in which he repeated accusations against the Apollo app developer amid the API pricing controversy.
405 points by xavdid | 341 comments
Blog post by David Brownman introducing a tool to build a searchable SQLite archive of your Reddit data ahead of Reddit's June 2023 API changes.
397 points by jviide | 195 comments
Reddit thread in r/apolloapp discussing the Apollo app's backend code being made public on GitHub to counter Reddit's claims, with comments from the developer.
449 points by susanthenerd | 127 comments
A r/DataHoarder post announcing ArchiveTeam has archived over 10.8 billion Reddit links and asking volunteers to run ArchiveTeam Warrior before subreddits go dark on June 12.
3188 points by timf | 1467 comments
Reddit announcement post by Apollo's developer stating the iOS Reddit client will shut down June 30, 2023 due to Reddit's API decisions.
483 points by nickcotter | 268 comments
An r/Blind announcement post discussing how Reddit's June 2023 API pricing changes threaten third-party apps that blind users rely on, and the subreddit's future.
357 points by isaacfrond | 358 comments
Kotaku article reporting that Reddit's new API pricing threatens to shut down third-party Reddit apps on iOS and Android.
1725 points by robbiet480 | 690 comments
Apollo developer's r/apolloapp post saying Reddit's new API pricing would cost Apollo about $20 million per year, threatening third-party apps.