Brilliant iPhone app stops websites from demanding that you download their apps
I rarely visit Reddit on my phone because of the pop-ups telling me to download the Reddit app. This is especially frustrating because I already have the app. Unfortunately, Reddit isn't the only site guilty of this behavior. Several of the most popular sites on the internet pull the same stunt, including TikTok, LinkedIn, and Twitter. If you're as tired of these "open in app" pop-up panels as I am, you need to check out the new iOS app Banish.
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