The New Yorker Erfahrungen und Bewertung

Seit Monaten schafft es TheNewYorker nicht mehr sich zu merken, wo im Artikel man aufgehört hat zu lesen. Das macht bei Texten mit langer Lesedauer einfach keinen Spass, zumal es keine Überschriften gibt, an denen man sich orientieren könnte. Schade, weil man im New Yorker wirklich ausgezeichnete Reportagen lesen kann...

I’m overall very satisfied with the app: clear navigation, good typography and therefore good readability, subtle design so the focus lies clearly in the content.
BUT: Even for paid subscriber the app displays Google Ads, which I find concerning in terms of privacy and also a bit outrageous. I try to avoid Google products as much as I can, so I think I have to uninstall this app and use the website with a content blocker turned on.

This is an improvement over their original app. But it still lacks basic features: it forgets where you were in the article if you switch to another app, or accidentally go to another article; the layout on the iPad is silly. I wish they would pay more attention to digital form.

I love to do the crosswords on weekend mornings. but it‘s a real bummer, that the progress is sometimes lost if you switch to another app for a minute and then back. happened a few times already and it‘s a real **** in the ***

especially since I bought the subscription!!

The reactive version of The New Yorker’s reflective journalism. I check in on the satire because I need a laugh - it delivers.

Very funny that you still have to see those annoying ads when you pay 90 dollars per year. This is really something you cannot find elsewhere.

As a broke student I can't really afford any of the New Yorker's subscriptions and neither is the magazine available anywhere near me. As I am still highly fond of quality journalism that reaches beyond mundane broadcasting, this app is as splendid as they come. Since the New York Times released a similar product recently, I am inclined to say that christmas has occured twice this year even for those who aren't christian

It would be really nice to be able to read the articles I have paid for on my iPad, but that is not to be. Linking, at least with a European subscription, just doesn’t work. Shame on you people.

How can I find the podcast section? Doesn’t seem to appear anywhere on my app.

The very good journalism is overshadowed by a not reacting customer support. Emails are simply not answered. Being an international customer I rather prefer exchanging email conversations instead of phone calls.

As fantastic as The New Yorker is journalistically, it’s terrible at customer management. I’ve been a subscriber for well over a decade, but the various apps and websites keep logging me out for getting me - and then asking me to become a subscriber!

It’s SO EXHAUSTING. Get a bloody grip Condé Nast!

Claims email unknown.
Have written 2 mails, 2nd to customer support, first merely in response to my welcome aboard mail -
Sure it’ll be resolved.
Looking forward to that and reading, using the app

Just an infinite loading wheel, that never ends. In combination with the problems on their web site - exhausting!

…missing dark/night mode??

a great thing to have these articles, but the app lacks so much - why no search within articles? why can't it save your place? why no search by author?
a great archive though

the app (ipad) crashes when opening the current issue (july 22, 2019). previous issues can be opened without a crash.

@condenast pls invest more funds into making a functioning app for the new yorker. Thanks

In your new version, content page, contributor page have vanished. Also the button purchased/download is not there any more! Please restore the good service you used to have digitally.