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Company Name: LRB Limited
About: London Review of Books is a publication that features reviews and topical articles on politics,
literature, and more.
Headquarters: London, England, United Kingdom.
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Read 4 Customer Service Reviews 😭😔💔
Love the LRB since a friend gifted me with a subscription a while back. Instead of renewing my subscription last month myself, my wife did this in my place in her own name, Elisabeth Deluca-Verley 4003640069. We thought my subscription, Thierry Verley 4003366988 would simply end. But we've just received two issues of January 5th. Would you kindly allow my subscription to end (I've stopped paying you, of course), and allow my wife to carry the baton. here's to hoping the next renewal is not so challenging for us..... Grazie mille, thierry
Basic app, could easily be improved
by Lajå
The LRB app is nice for offline reading. A few features I wish it included:
* remember reading progress when closing app
* share links should be for the article itself, not the issue’s table of contents
* web content should be accessible in-app
* general archive, issue, and article searches
No bookmark
by ARFuente
There’s no button to pause where you’re reading. If you don’t finish the article you’re reading in one go, you have to reopen the app and scroll endlessly through the article until you find where you left off.
Great app but text sizing is a blunt instrument
by C_phl
This app functions really well and is very easy to use, and it is a wonderful addition particularly during the pandemic when paper copies arrive late or sometimes not at all. But the choice of font size needs some work. There are only three or four settings and the difference — on an iPad mini — between the smallest size and the next largest is comically large. The smallest size means about 39 lines of an average 10 words each on the screen. He next size up is 25 lines of an average of about 6-7 words per line. There really should be something in between.
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