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I mean yeah but after using Bazaar a little more, I realized that it would still have the same issue that I'm having with the website. If there are other apps that show Flathub's catalog, I'd be interested in trying them but I never found any others last time I looked. As I've stated before, I don't care too much about how it works, I just need to be able to reliably see every app that's available. At the bare minimum, I'd except something similar to how Droid-ify works for F-droid (a third party app store for android), where I can set it to sort the apps by newest first and then scroll down to the last app I've seen and work my way up. It's tedious but it works.
Got it, I just haven't looked at any of them closely enough to give an informed opinion on this. Both Gnome and KDE (and PopOS?) have their own software store apps that let you browse flathub apps with different features, but I haven't noticed if they do what you're looking for. What you're asking for seems reasonable and useful though. I hope you find something that works.