
Install trouble? Fix "App not installed" · Which APK do I need?

Install trouble? Fix "App not installed" · Which APK do I need?
This is the app Reddit publishes itself, with the official Morphe patches applied. If you miss the third-party clients that shut down after Reddit's API changes, it's about as close as you can get to a cleaner Reddit while still using the official app. The APK is put together by the community AutoBuilds pipeline; this site just points you to it.
Reddit's patch list is much shorter than YouTube's and sticks to practical things. Promoted posts are gone, the Trending and suggested-community shelves can be hidden, outbound links skip Reddit's redirect and can open in your own browser, and a few nagging dialogs get dismissed for you. It doesn't unlock Reddit Premium or anything tied to your account.
The Hide ads patch takes ads out of the feed and comment threads.
Skip Reddit's redirect URLs, open links in your normal browser instead of the in-app one, and strip tracking parameters from links you share.
Hide the Trending shelves in the feed and in search suggestions, the related-communities shelf in subreddits, and the Ask button in the search bar.
Skips the login screen that Reddit forces on startup by using its own guest browsing mode, so you can read without an account.
No popup every time you take a screenshot. The NSFW community warning and the notification suggestion dialog are dismissed automatically.
Render the app in your phone's system font, or load any TTF or OTF file you have.
Shows how many times a post has been viewed, a number the stock app keeps hidden.
Hide buttons in the bottom navigation bar and items in the sidebar, and pick from the alternative Reddit app icons.