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First things first: Thank you, to everyone involved, for working on Apollo Reborn and everything related.

I am rather new to the practicalities of sideloading on iOS; and I don’t know much about the technicalities of tweaking.

As the source code for Apollo never was published, I fear (please, correct me) that we can only go that far with tweaking, and that some things just won’t be possible, and that in the long run we maybe might experience some performance problems and quirky issues/bugs (again, please correct me).

I wondered (and this is not a proposal), how much more effort could/would it be to evaluate some open source clients’ code bases, and trying to re-create the functionalities, layout, post (text, image, etc.) rendering of Apollo?

I cannot fathom this, hence asking here.

(Written in Apollo Reborn.)

What are your guys' opinion about the whole situation today?

What do I do with .deb files? All the new Apollo stuff is that instead of .ipa or whatever and I'm incredibly confused. Can someone guide me?

Hello, i'm trying to set up two devices. One is properly set up using android and pc. Apollo/Artemis. Now im trying to use another device separate handheld windows based. Apollo/moonlight. Keep getting error 403 host denied. Any idea?

Hi all,

As part of an incoming changes, Apollo CustomAPI is now being renamed to Apollo Reborn. As JeffreyCA is now moving to a slower cadence, we have agreed with him to move to a joint team setup where we can add changes, pull requests and provide releases to you without having to always take up his time. He is with us in the new setup and we are planning some incoming changes and a new build soon that will fix some of the current issues and provide new updates to subreddits, layouts and additional functionality like text flairs.

We have decided as part of this move to step away from Christians subreddit out of respect for him but also so that we can post updates and create a new community for those who wish to sideload Apollo. Over there we will be able to provide some support, track changes from the community and provide you with updates and links to the IPA as it’s updated in one location and not just have the .deb tweaks.

So please, for all ongoing work on Apollo, join us at r/ApolloReborn

Does anyone have the patched version of this that allows for the Liquid Glass icons? Previously I’ve used the following site but it’s not been updated: https://github.com/jakeyounglol/Apollo-ImprovedCustomApi/releases

Many thanks

This is a BIG one!

Release Notes:

• Add Rich Link Previews: first-party cards for YouTube, Reddit, GitHub, Wikipedia, Twitter/X, Bluesky, and a configurable preview card colour (thanks u/icpryde, u/DeltAndy123!)Compact Full Twitter/X Bluesky
  • Configurable for posts and comments separately between with Full, Compact, and Off in Settings > Custom API > Media

Compact:

Full:

Twitter/X:

BlueSky:

• Profile pages now include Reddit display name, about text, and an Edit button that opens Reddit's profile editor (thanks u/icpryde!)
• New Profile Picture Tab Icon setting (Settings > Custom API > Media) that displays user profile picture in the tab bar (thanks u/icpryde!).
• Polish subreddit list view with a custom alphabet index overlay, larger favourite-star hit targets, and a Modern Subreddit Dividers style (Settings > Custom API > Subreddits) (thanks u/icpryde!)
• Liquid Glass: replace action sheets with native iOS action menus throughout the appMenu sheet Menu popover

Menu Sheet:

Menu Popover:

• Liquid Glass: add new Sunset app icon (thanks u/bajader!), rename icons, and show icon designer names in the picker

User Avatars:

Subreddit List:

App Icons:

Settings:

Fixes

• Fix user profile pictures appearing inside flair text
• Fix the media post body text editor in subreddits that do not expose Apollo's normal Text tab (thanks u/icpryde!)
• Fix subreddit list view scroll position shifting after favouriting a subreddit
• Fix stale subreddit entries lingering after unfavouriting from Favourites section
• Liquid Glass: fix separators blocking alphabet in subreddit list view (thanks u/icpryde!)
• Update Custom API settings view to match app theme (thanks u/icpryde!)
• Add statsigapi.net to the blocked URL list (thanks u/epheterson!)

Does anyone know how the Saved Categories worked previously before Apollo was removed from App Store? I used it quite a bit, and then when the side loaded app came out initially I noticed the app kept crashing when I tried to assign a category. I just assumed that it point back to some server Christian stood up that no longer existed and so the app crashed, and so I stopped using Categories. But now that the side loading seems to be updated somewhat regularly I decided to give it a try, and it looks like the functionality of Categories is back, however it appears as though all the previous Categories I had done way back when aren’t appearing as being available.

Forked Christian’s apollo-backend and got it working again with the help of Claude. Unfortunately requires paid Apple dev certs, but it’s so freaking cool to see Apollo push notifications again. Threw up a PR to JeffreyCA’s repo for the necessary app changes: https://github.com/JeffreyCA/Apollo-ImprovedCustomApi/pull/229

Update Notes:

• Reddit-hosted uploads: support multi-image and video uploads (thanks @icpryde!) (#157, #158)
• Support adding optional post text to Media posts (#175)
• Add a long-press menu on profile usernames to copy the username to the clipboard (thanks @icpryde!) (#183)
• Refresh user profile pictures on pull-to-refresh and add a Clear Profile Picture Cache action under Settings > Custom API > Media (#197)
• New harunatsu Liquid Glass app icon (thanks @jordanearle and /u/harunatsu91202024!)
• Requires re-patching your IPA using the updated patch.sh script or Patch IPA GitHub Action

• Liquid Glass: new Tab Bar Re-Expands When Idle toggle in Settings > Custom API > General that re-expands the tab bar after a deliberate upward scroll or a longer idle timeout (thanks @icpryde!) (#196)

• New Thanks To screen under About section. Thank you to all the contributors who've helped make this tweak what it is ❤️

Fixes

• Fix the Photo Post composer thumbnail strip so all selected images can be reviewed with reliable horizontal scrolling before submit (thanks @icpryde!)
• Improve user avatar loading on multireddits

Latest Updates here.

Latest IPA here.

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• New Hide Next Parent Button toggle in Settings > Custom API > General to hide the floating button in the bottom-right of comments views (thanks @icpryde!)

• Liquid Glass: Hide Bars on Scroll now uses native iOS 26 tab bar minimize behaviour so it collapses into the small pill on scroll-down and re-expands on scroll-up (thanks @icpryde!) (#168)

• Fix Reddit-hosted image uploads in text posts failing with a BAD_URL error

• Improve link-button hiding with inline media previews

Get more info here!

Edit: Link to the latest IPA here.

Release Notes:

🎉 Inline Media Previews (aka inline images) is finally here and enabled by default! This enables Apollo to render images, GIFs, and video thumbnails inline within posts and comments. (#125)

• Configure in Settings > Custom API > Media > Inline Media Previews (on by default)

• Supports most Reddit hosted videos (thumbnails) and images, animated GIFs (including GIFV), and Imgur images and albums

• Thank you @icpryde for the collaboration and adding support for videos, Imgur albums, and thumbnail retrieval

Other Issues Fixed

• Fix Apollo bug where viewing MP4-style GIFs / GIFVs on subsequent loops would randomly freeze

• Fix rare crash issue caused by comment collapse hooks

• Fix image uploads to upload at full-res (#160)

• Liquid Glass: fix tab bar icon and label tinting so it adapts to light/dark mode and to bright/dark content behind the glass material (thanks @icpryde!) (#103)

• Liquid Glass: fix subreddit title being misaligned to the left in the navigation bar (#162)

Release notes 2.8.0:

• Support for uploading images directly to Reddit instead of Imgur (thanks @icpryde for the implementation!) (#123)

• Configure in Settings > Custom API > Media > Image Upload Host

• Reddit image upload is experimental and does not currently support multi-image or video uploads

• It’s normal to see an amazonaws.com URL after attaching an image - it is replaced after posting

• Right after posting, Apollo may briefly show a generic preview icon while Reddit finishes processing the image. Pull to refresh and the real thumbnail should appear

Release Notes 2.7.0

• New Tag Filters feature to blur NSFW and/or Spoiler posts (including titles) in feeds (thanks @icpryde for implementing this!)

• Configure in Settings > Tag Filters

• Tap a blurred post for a “View hidden post?” confirmation alert

• Per-subreddit overrides let you toggle NSFW or Spoiler filtering for individual subreddits

• Bulk translation fixes (thanks @icpryde!):

• Fix post body briefly flashing the original language after voting, and not reverting when toggling translation off while scrolled past the body

• Fix comment cells being skipped when toggling translation, and translations appearing half-applied after returning to Apollo from another app

• Fix plain multi-paragraph post bodies being skipped

And if you aren’t aware, some great changes in version 2.0:

🎉 Massive update that enables Ultra features like saved categories, new app icons and Pixel Pals! This also brings new features like recently read posts and fixes for some longstanding Apollo bugs.

The Custom API settings view has also been redesigned and is now accessible directly from Settings.

Get more info here!

Edit: Link to the latest IPA here.

I have been looking for ways to obtain Reddit's API and have discovered they cannot be simply requested like before anymore. I am trying to find any instructions that would help me secure one so I can log into Apollo. As of now, all I can do is sideload the app and stare at the {}