When someone links to a subreddit in the comments (ex. /r/adviceanimals) it isn't clickable. This could be fixed.

Admittedly they are larger files and so obviously take more time to load, some of them take a really long time, even when connected to decent wifi.

When viewing subreddits with many large files/gifs, the cache fills extremely quickly, causing the app to crash. It'd be appreciated if it could auto-empty the cache, or at least give the manual option to take care of it.

Make https links clickable

Sometimes I like to browse random subreddits and can't do that on Baconit.

If someone received reddit gold for their comment it would be nice to see that badge

In some active threads I would like to keep reading past the default 500 or so comments. I also don't want to repeat another comment that didn't make it

let a link that ive already visited (in comment) be purple (or other color) like in the actual reddit.
"The link.... Its purple"

What doesn't go well with a lil... Cow bell.

Be able to see the entire thread of sent and received messages

I want to be able to move my sub-reddits around in the list. Other that just by alphabet and number of subscribers.

When browsing in flip view, swiping up or down normally upvotes/downvotes the post - if you want to scroll, you normally do so by tapping on the content first.

For self posts (and bestof posts), however, swiping up and down just scrolls from the start. I like swipe-to-vote a lot - I set reddit to only show posts I haven't voted on, so I tend to vote on every submission I read, and it's a lot easier to swipe one handed than to hit the buttons. It would be nice if *all* posts used this mechanism consistently.

We need a way to open images that won't load in baconit in IE. Rather than the share > copy link > exit pattern. The same link you have when we open a story to open in the browser. And then ie if necessary. I

Baconit needs to support displaying markup codes properly when reading comments. It also needs to support the use of markup when writing code. Ideally this would consist of buttons to paste the markup tags. At the least there should be a button to display a reference so we can manually input them.

If I'm browsing a subreddit like /r/hockey that can have flair-sensitive posts, it becomes difficult to comment using Baconit without guessing. Even if it's just the text of the flair, that would be helpful.

it would be awesome if baconit allowed seamless interaction with other apps, im not sure if the API allows this or not... but it would be awesome.

Sometimes when loading an imgur link it tells me the page cannot be displayed and I have to reload the page

Eom

Show subreddit specific content: f.e. different banners, username icons and descriptions.