can't get my lists or groups to appear on it for some reason... - Zee.

Buddyfeed has been the best way to use FriendFeed for those like myself who can't stand the website UI. - Chris Rodgers from BuddyFeed

Zee - how many lists do you have? It shows mine OK, but I have hardly any ... - Patrick Jordan

lists 4, but groups/rooms - freakin' loads - Zee.

Hmmm - I've got 34 rooms and they show up just fine - you have a lot more than that? I haven't used Groups yet - so that's a difference. Hopefully Robin will see this thread soon and have some input ... - Patrick Jordan

Now I want an iPhone! - Michael Fidler

Zee, I am the developer of BuddyFeed. It seems you have a lot of subscriptions and the size of your profile data is 2M. It may take some time to get the information for the first time. You may need to try to keep buddyfeed open for a while to get your profile downloaded. If you still have problems, please let me know. - Robin Lu

BuddyFeed was decent, but a little underwhelming & buggy when I initially purchased it. But this update takes it prime-time... it's now far superior to using the web interface in Safari. I *do* wish it would allow landscape mode, but that's one of my only remaining complaints. - Roger Benningfield

I'll try that again: I'm finding BuddyFeed to be a more preferable way of looking at FF than the real-time web UI... - Brad Brooks from BuddyFeed

+1 on landscape mode, particularly when viewing actual web pages. Don't know why so few apps seem to support it. - Grey Drane

And yeah, I've noticed that some of my feeds are taking a while to load first time. On "Likes", for example, I had to tap "Load more" 3-4 times before anything showed up, but most others worked after just 1 or 2 taps. - Grey Drane

BuddyFeed is good, but I still find it confusing with Rooms, Groups and Lists.... - Baard @ Pixum

Is it too much to ask for a Blackberry version of BuddyFeed? Hello? *taps on monitor screen* - Ms_Krista

Something I haven't been able to discover is, does Buddyfeed support some kind of offline mode? That's one reason I use Nambu during my commute. It will download and cache, and I can still access Friendfeed content when I hit a data dead spot. - Andy Bold

no, it doesn't, Andy. In fact if you're typing something and click "post" and lose your connection (which happens unacceptably often here in coastal LA with ATT), you will also lose the post. - Anthony Citrano

I've looked at this before and wondered if it was worth $3. I'm very...uh...frugal. - Vaughn from iPod

it's a cool app; I like it and bought it and use it for several months now. it crashes occasionally and has the issue I mentioned above, but overall I think it's a really good app. - Anthony Citrano

one of my most used apps - George Dearing from BuddyFeed

So this was from May -- have there been any update since? Anything added? - Vince DeGeorge

It used to be buggy. Is it better ? - Jeff (the マクダジ of FF) from iPhone

I find it very solid now. - Patrick Jordan

Cool, but I am not paying 2.99 for it. - Zachary TG

Hard for me to tell why this is better than just using the web version. - Herb Hernandez

I've tried several FF iPhone apps and not been terribly impressed by any. I'll make this my last one (previous include Nambu & AlertThingy) - CannonGod

Meh. I still prefer the iPhone web version. - Adi from BuddyFeed

I downloaded this yesterday & really like it so far. Much better than the iPhone web version. - Vaughn from IM

agree. just got buddyfeed and am happy. still need to go back and forth with facebook though. updates quickly and is stable on 3g iPhone. - Carey Lumeng from BuddyFeed