🏷️ About: Scroll works across Safari, Firefox, Chrome and lots of other in-app browsers including Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and Flipboard. Ad-free sites include The Atlantic, USA Today, BuzzFeed, Vox, The Verge, Business Insider, Slate, Salon and hundreds of others.
by KIrkDouglasSD
Currently my ad blockers and VPN work just fine against ads and I don’t see any need to give these far-teaching web conglomerates any more of my hard earned money. The new normal is all about generating a higher revenue per user and in a sea of monthly recurring subscriptions and it’s no wonder to see a product like this ready to get a piece of the action. Especially in a ripe market where only tiny click-through rate percentages pay the bills. I see what you've done here - market straight to consumer, it’s brilliant but it’s also a long shot. Problem is, I can’t find the value in this supposed golden key browsing experience since it doesn’t include a slew of other places and publications I want to read. It ends up just being a novel idea, mostly for Vox media and it’s partners to make some dough. Not to mention the analytics you’ll harvest for free in addition to the monthly pay from users. This is a product for the same people who pay for Instapaper or Pocket because they don’t realize they can save articles for later in their reading list for free. For the rest of us who know a thing or two about tech, in this case - avoiding ads - it’s completely unnecessary and insulting. Novel idea for a money grab and nothing more!
by Jonathan D Miller
Worthless app, don’t bother downloading
by Suneetbhatt
I’m blown away by how fast this makes my news reading experience. It took me 3 visits to different news sites (inside of a few minutes) to see the value and feel like the I never want a non-this app browsing experience again in my life. To that vision, Godspeed.
by Hbuletti
It is really refreshing to see news sites without a pile of advertising on them. If you’re concerned about losing your privacy as advertisers track you, this app feels like part of the answer.
by Fegodev
So glad you publishers came together and did something amazing, without Google or Apple.
Love the audio option. Please add Dark mode to the player. Thanks.
by Ez2bkt
Can’t stand ads, love being able to read without annoying stupid ads
by Eddy Tony
This is the perfect adblocker app for people who want to have a ad free internet experience whilst still supporting online publishers that they respect. It is a win-win situation for Scroll user.
by AviJ313
I love how all the articles I read load so much faster! And I’m glad what I read won’t be tracked by advertisers.
by Kevbeee
Finally someone is working on a way to get rid of terrible ads/trackers but I can still support good journalism
by Npec
Amazing app and reading experience.
Yes. Scroll: A better internet is quiet safe to use but use with caution. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 31 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.5/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Scroll Is 39.0/100.
Yes. Scroll: A better internet is legit, but not 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 31 Scroll: A better internet User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Scroll Is 53.1/100..
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Scroll works across Safari, Firefox, Chrome and lots of other in-app browsers including Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and Flipboard.
Ad-free sites include The Atlantic, USA Today, BuzzFeed, Vox, The Verge, Business Insider, Slate, Salon and hundreds of others.
Started reading and need to go hands-free? Scroll’s audio will pick up the story right where you left off.
Go back to any story you’ve clicked on, or search the text of your articles for that killer quote.
Start a story on your laptop or phone and it’s automatically synced to the app.
Every article is available in audio.
Just look for the headphones icon.
