[mvf4z7]

I used to use a client app like this. But after I switched phones, I never re-downloaded it and have found that using the browser works just as good for such a simple application.

[codemac]

I'd love actually an "app" that was just the bookmark manager for launching the browser.

Chrome, firefox, etc on android all either push me to use piles of shortcut icons w/folders (cluttered and exhausting to manage), or click through a hierarchical menu thats 20 clicks away.

[eitally]

You can always just "Saved to home screen" from Chrome on mobile, and then create a shortcut folder with your collection of "web" apps. I've been doing this for the past couple years for a few local restaurants that use Square for direct online ordering, in order to shortcut the link to their ordering site.

[dbtc]

This would be great! Especially if it could sync bookmarks from multiple browsers. And URLs could be custom set to open in a non-default browser.

[lowercased]

maybe it's just mobile safari, but hacker news in the browser on mobile is unusable for me.

[oneeyedpigeon]

What's the problem? It's almost perfect on android, for me.

[zero-g]

I’ve been reading hacker news only through hckrnews.com for years and never looked back

[HaZeust]

Does it? It doesn't even notify you of new replies.

[mplanchard]

I've come to view this as a feature, personally. It means I'm a lot slower to respond to things, but it helps me to avoid getting drawn into heated conversations.

[mmarian]

I run a service that does that: https://hackernewsalerts.com

[xigoi]

http://hnreplies.com/

[wiseowise]

It's not a dating site.