MultiTab for Tumblr

I've been a user for 2 years, and a paid subscriber for most of that time. The developer's description says this app is "the most powerful way of browsing Tumblr." They are not lying or even exaggerating. The rest of the description tell you about the features so I won't repeat those here. There is a short learning curve to understand what all this app offers, but it's pretty easy. I can summarize by saying that of all iOS apps I've ever paid for: 1- it works the best (does what it says it will do, and it does a lot); 2- it offers tons of flexibility and adjustability in its feature set; 3- the user interface is pretty intuitive; and 4- I enjoy using this one the most. While you don't have to subscribe to use it, and I don't usually like subscription-based apps, I find the subscription feature set for this app to be worth every penny. Also, I think the developer SHOULD be rewarded for the work he's obviously put into this.

I am blown away that the developer rolled out an update to support older ios versions such as mine 1 day after reporting a performance bug within the best Tumblr alternative app in the entire app store. I used the feedback option within the app to send an email explaining what problem I was having, and I was shocked I got a professional email reply in less than a day, but completely blown away they fixed it in less than 24 hours with an update waiting in the app store for me to download. I have 250+ feeds and this app handles all of them so efficiently and even gives you the ability to give you a hands free slide show. There are so many excellent features not even listed in the description. Again 100 stars for the app itself and 100 stars to the app developer (i wish I could give 100). I absolutely recommend this app to everyone that uses Tumblr!!!!

This app is a MUST HAVE for anyone on Tumblr who likes to blog from their phone. I don't know why it doesn't have more of a following, because it's better than the official version in every conceivable way. The most amazing feature? It doesn't force a full refresh every time you switch to a different app and return! You can turn your phone OFF, and Fastfeed still has your back - whatever blog or tag your were browsing is right there when you open it up again. It also lets you open any Tumblr links in tabs, which is one of those "where has this been all my life??" features. That's just scratching the surface, too - seriously, your mind will be blown at how much control you suddenly have over your Tumblr experience. I've been using it for six months, and I'm still amazed by it. I can't even imagine going back to the official version!