By The McClatchy Company
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This app logs me out of my account all the time. Then when I log in, it logs me back out. I’m trying to support this newspaper!!!
Looks nice, but lacks search functionality, and hyperlinks to other articles within the app point one out of the app.
Great local news. I’m a print subscriber, and while it’s nice to get the paper in hand, the news is usually a couple of days old by that point, so it’s good to have the TNT app to read local news as it happens. It’s a shame though that they no longer push any notifications on the app. To get breaking local news I have to rely on the Seattle Times app, which does notifications.
I cannot sign onto the account. This is happened over and over and over again for the last few years. I try reloading the app from the App Store and sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. At best it’s a local newspaper and that’s the reason why I want to access it. Most of the news and sports is at least one day old and sometimes two days old. I am sitting here once again trying to sign on my iPad. It’s an impossible interface to work with.
Poor app. No option to read stories offline.
You are most often reporting news a day late. I see no reason for this since you are providing an online paper. Since you are on facebook, why not allow the community to discuss the articles that you display?
Deleted this app. iOS battery settings showed it had been running in the background for over a day. I had not accessed it in a few days. Not cool.
This version will not stay down loaded for reading later when WiFi May not be available. Also far too many steps to download for comfortable reading on an iPad. Extremely frustrating!
I spent $130 on the app for a year’s subscription, only to find that I don’t have any other access beyond the app. My paper doesn’t even have a record of my subscription! So where did my money go?
Before this ‘new’ app, the TNT was published digitally via an Olive Software app. It worked almost flawlessly for years. Now, I cannot get the downloaded digital version to stay put as a web page. It regularly crashes and forces me to reload. Maybe with McClatchy losing ownership of the TNT and other papers someone will listen and provide a more stable reading app that is more indicative of 21st Century technology.