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Notts County Mobile App

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#16

I'm still having problems. I updated the app, and it signed me out. Now, no matter what I do, I can't get back in.

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#17

@Blake not good is it, but I'm sure they will sort things out sooner or later. I'm in the same position. 

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#18

I’ve given up trying to log in but I think I can see most things anyway, does anyone know what the difference is between being logged in and viewing when logged out?

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#19

i gave up with the app, its just the same as the os but easier to load when the app itself does not slow down. i think in its current state its awful. the potential is there but its disappointing.

#20

I haven't tried using it, but I think it's a good idea. Apps tend to be optimised for content, and it should be useful once it's fixed. However, I'll stick to using Chrome and the website on my phone. With 5G speeds, I don't need to clutter my phone with an app that duplicates what some of my existing apps already do.

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#21

Managed to reregister for the  mobile App this morning, and it is also linked to the website.

Good to get all the benefits.

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#22

I tried the app on the way to Tranmere, it actually looks very promising.

I did notice that it would randomly crash, and at times my phone would ask me to wait for it to load. Something which only happens with slow apps, but I am sure the kinks will be fixed in time. I honestly don't like using the OS site, it's extremely slow and worse on mobiles. The application swiftly loaded the article content. I have not checked if the update fixes any of the issues I experienced, but I couldn't watch anything.

If the actual site was a bit more optimised it wouldn't really need the app, but it does make it more compatible with phones.

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#23

I thought the ticker on the app was good during the Shrewsbury game. Better than the Google live score, as the timeline on that only provides updates on goals, cards and substitutions, where as, the ticker on the Notts app is more detailed and provides updates more regularly. 

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@Pies79 I agree about the ticker. It has the makings of a good resource.

I would like to see them put more info minute by minute if it were possible.

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