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PranK Grand Master

PranK

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Two minutes to type this, the app needs to be fixed asap!!!

'Needs' ?

Clearly no one cares because I reported this a long time ago.

The app was working perfectly fine before the update so why not just roll it back for us

'clearly no one cares' ?

You guys should try getting it to run on Tapatalk - it's much smoother!

It's on Tapatalk - its the Tapatalk app. Just not on the generic Tapatalk app.

Getting really sick of this phone freezing and typing 3letters at a time for 20 sec can u please fix would b nice

That's a bit nicer.

Seriously - you guys need to stop making demands and acting like I *owe* it to you to fix the app...

It is tapatalk - just not the generic one, its identical besides the branding.

We have a mobile theme, it can't be that hard on your iPhones to use Safari or Chrome.

I have today uploaded the new version of the app.

As it's not our own app its a little difficult to troubleshoot problems.

Bunch of savages in this thread...

PranK Grand Master

PranK

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Yeh but the generic tapatalk app actually has no issues with the forum - just the sau app that freezes

The version we *had* on the iTunes store was a point release (or maybe two) earlier than theirs. I just hadn't updated it. Mainly because I didnt realise the problem was as significant as it is. Its usually 4 - 5 days for approval with Apple (unlike the immediate approval with Google) so you'll get it this week.

It was just the lack of communication that gets people frustrated. The threads been here for 2 months and this is the first post from an admin I have seen. Thanks for the info though I appreciate it

Believe it or not, SAU is not my main job. I have a family AND a full time job that I spend far too much time already at. I appreciate that you were frustrated but to be totally up front with you, I had no idea this thread was even here. I make an effort to check this forum but sometimes the habit gets broken. I normally get notified of new threads also but haven't for some reason.

Never assume I (or we) dont care.

SkudR33 Proficient

SkudR33

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The version we *had* on the iTunes store was a point release (or maybe two) earlier than theirs. I just hadn't updated it. Mainly because I didnt realise the problem was as significant as it is. Its usually 4 - 5 days for approval with Apple (unlike the immediate approval with Google) so you'll get it this week.

Believe it or not, SAU is not my main job. I have a family AND a full time job that I spend far too much time already at. I appreciate that you were frustrated but to be totally up front with you, I had no idea this thread was even here. I make an effort to check this forum but sometimes the habit gets broken. I normally get notified of new threads also but haven't for some reason.

Never assume I (or we) dont care.

I'm with ya :) was just tryin to calm others down!

Wongy Proficient

Wongy

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Thank you so much for this app, i only just found it, used Tapatalk before, but recently tapatalk has been frustrating, SAU has just disappeared from tapatalk for some reason, i cannot find it, i have given up on tapatalk for SAU.

Thanks so much :)

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