The San Francisco Chronicle

The San Francisco Chronicle

By Hearst Newspapers

  • Category: News
  • Release Date: 2011-05-31
  • Current Version: 202512.1
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 38.14 MB
  • Developer: Hearst Newspapers
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 15.0
Score: 4.53186
4.53186
From 27,272 Ratings

Description

Know more about San Francisco and the Bay Area with the San Francisco Chronicle app. Stay informed with trusted journalism wherever you are. - Get San Francisco news alerts and notifications, customized by preferred topics - Catch college sports and Giants, 49ers and Warriors coverage - Explore food coverage: reviews, local spots, Top 100 Bay Area Restaurants - Stay on top of Bay Area news, California politics, business, food and development stories - Page through the e-Edition, a digital replica of the newspaper - Stay sharp with Puzzmo’s reimagined favorites and brand-new puzzles - Listen to Chronicle stories with Everlit, a text-to-audio tool - Check out exclusive guides and compelling columns and commentary SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS: Subscribe for unlimited digital access to the app, SFChronicle.com, e-Edition and newsletters. Get 1 month free, then $14.99 per month. Cancel anytime. Current digital and print subscribers have unlimited access to the app. - Digital subscribers: Sign in to the app to access your benefit. - Print subscribers: If you haven’t activated your digital access yet, look for “Activate Access” at the bottom of the app welcome screen. PAYMENT: Payment will be charged to your iTunes account with the confirmation of your purchase and will automatically renew each month unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of your monthly period. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. PRIVACY POLICY: https://www.SFChronicle.com/privacy_policy/ TERMS OF SERVICE: https://www.SFChronicle.com/terms_of_use/ FEEDBACK: We want to hear from you! Let us know if you have questions or suggestions: [email protected].

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Reviews

  • Tired

    1
    By Frat girl life
    Same old progressive cheerleading How about hiring some midstream writers? Print various views?

  • Can’t save stories

    1
    By BobFossie
    Every major news app you can save a story by tapping one button. NYT. LA times. Detroit free press, etc. Get with the times SF Chronicle.

  • Ok

    2
    By h2oaimee
    The content is great, when the app works. The app is very very glitchy

  • Old paper boy Eloy k

    5
    By 55chev
    1955 at age 16 ,I was lucky to deliver the CHRONICLE in Parkmerced. At that time I loved to read Herb Cain and the GREEN SHEET which got to attached to the 49ers and Seals . Unfortunately my parents moved to Millbrae and in the years following I moved to L.A.👎Now I still have a home in Saint Francis Woods and subscribe to the internet version of Chronicle and enjoy it every morning

  • Love the content, hate the app

    2
    By armandofox
    Happy to pay for the content, but the app is SLOW. Jolts and freezes regularly even on wifi, reloads the page at arbitrary times while you're reading (and if that happens while you're offline after loading the page, you lose the ability to read it at all). I'm guessing it's the app loading ads, trackers, etc, which is annoying since I actually pay quite a bit for a subscription.

  • worst newspaper in northern california

    1
    By Ridge Guy
    The Chronicle is so bad I’m going to drop my subscription after reading the Chronicle for over 65 years.

  • Hurts my eyes

    2
    By stevzul
    No dark mode? Ads that render late and shift the text around while I’m trying to read? Not a good experience compared to NYT. Better than a lot of legacy media, but the Chronicle needs to try harder than this to provide an enjoyable reading experience if they expect people to pay up.

  • Click-bait doesn’t serve you well

    2
    By bob5lote
    Your web designers need to stop the constant click-bait experience. Look at the original newspaper and see what works.

  • What’s the point of paying for clickbait headlines?

    3
    By m5425
    This paper is so frustrating to read, they go out of their way to give no useful info in the headlines. Even with a paid subscription I can’t tell what an article is actually about without clicking through to read multiple paragraphs. It’s so disrespectful of my time, the *point* of a headline is to help me figure out what is relevant to me! I’m one more “This beloved restaurant is about to close!” headline away from cancelling my sub.

  • Smart and fun!

    4
    By Birdlubber
    Fun and smart!!!

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