
A Google user
2022.10.23 I keep hoping ARRL will do the one fundamental thing that will make this mobile app edition and the online edition useful: Stop using the printed format for the electronic editions. The printed format simply does not work for online display, especially on small mobile screens. Reading an article requires constant zooming and scanning to read each page. The app itself installs, downloads, navigates, and displays pretty well, but the overall experience is awful and frustrating.
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Mark Jessing
Update: This app is much better than before, but I still can't use it on an airplane because it demands I be online to verify my ARRL membership! Bookmarks have been added and the interface has been updated to allow scrolling between multiple pages. Panning around the page when zoomed in is also improved. But the app sometimes crashes. Now, after working for weeks, it would not show and pages or download editions. After reinstall, it worked. I still think a Kindle version would be far better.
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A Google user
This new ARRL Magazine has the same problem as the QST app it replaces. That is, it's nothing more than a photographic copy of the paper edition. So, although you can use pinch/squeeze zoom, it's unusable on anything smaller than a 10" tablet, since the text doesn't reflow. This means lots of horizontal scrolling, like reading a book through a telescope.
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