Skincare Addiction

This is a simple app that lets you take part in discussions about skincare and read up on the latest guides to keeping your skin as healthy as possible. Skincare takes a bit of dedication to come up with a suitable routine and put in the hard work in making changes to your daily schedule. Hopefully this app means you can do that anywhere.

This app primary uses the information from reddit.com's forum to allow uses to have a dedicated app for skincare. Parts of the app can be used offline so users have the ability to take in the information wherever they are.

This app allows the user to login to their reddit account and create or add to any discussions. They can upvote/downvote posts, reply to comments, post text and link posts along with many other features that a reddit user would be familiar with..

I decided to build this app to fill a need of mine (Wanting to read the guides where I did not have an internet connection, often on the train where I have plenty of free time). With this being the case it may not be perfect but I released it in the hope that others will find it useful. The app is completely free and has no adverts. There's no need for anything like that.



Read your Web bookmarks and history - This is so I can highlight items you have visited before (shown in purple), so you don't look at the same things over and over and you know if you have seen it before.

write web bookmarks and history - With this permission I can add what you view within this app to your web history so you know what you've seen when you use other devices. Apps like Google Chrome allow history/bookmarks to by synced across all devices for example, so this makes use of that feature. It can be disabled in the app's settings.

full network access - This allows the app to have a data connection via mobile or wifi. This is needed for quite a bit of the app before it can be viewed in offline mode.

view network connections - I use this to find out if your device has a network connection as you enter the app. Mainly used to warn a new user that he/she will need an internet connection for the first time; if they enter without an internet connection.

Contributors:
Thanks to talklittle