Spyke
lemmy.ml

I've tried Jerboa, Connect, Thunder, Liftoff, Lemmotif, and the PWA. Jerboa has the best interface/ux imo, by far. Thunder is the least buggy to use, and the developer is a machine, doing constant updates. These 2 I think have the most potential.

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I started with Jerboa, but it wouldn't let me off the local instance after initially being pretty good. Quite buggy for me. I switched to connect and I'm impressed so far.

2

Funny you say that, I find Jerboa to be awful and it was the reason I didn't want to move here until I found other apps lol. To each their own I guess!

1

I like Summit a lot. But it's still missing some very basic features like an inbox.

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justhachreply
lemmy.world

Im trying several others while they work out the kinks in Jerboa (it doesnt work very welll if you use Lemmy.World as your instance), but it honestly feels the best out of all of them.

I'm coming from RiF is Fun, so it reminds me a lot of their layout.

7

Also a former rif user, and I also really like Jerboa. But I haven't been able to use it for awhile now, with the update/server weirdness.

4

Same! Have only used Jerboa so far and think it feels simple enough to use coming from RiF. If you end up liking any of the others compared to Jerboa please let me know

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valek879reply
lemmy.world

Summit, Jerboa, and Liftoff... I'm reading the replies to you to see what to try next!

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sapetokureply
sh.itjust.works

Trying Summit for the first time, it's really good! Multiple accounts, good UI reminding me of RiF and hasn't crashed yet. I find Jerboa clunky.

Connect is my other fave.

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Thank you for trying Summit! I'm rolling out an update to add creating, editing and deleting posts as I'm typing this.

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programming.dev

Here’s a sneak peek of one I’m working on too:

A lot of good options coming up, will be fun to see how it plays out!

Edit: [email protected] for anyone wanting to follow

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Man I love how new apps are coming out everyday. It feels like I'm witnessing history in the making, in the next 5 years we can probably talk about the time when Lemmy was getting a new app everyday.

5

Apologies in advanced for the name confusion you'll be facing. Liftoff used to be named Lemmynade lol

1

Thx you stranger, this is the boost-like app I was looking for !

7

Typing with connect, you can tell it's beta quality but it's pretty good so far

7

Learning the gestures currently with Connect. At least it doesn't crash randomly.

2

Jerboa scrolling was very choppy for me, but Connect is good. Main issue I see with Connect is that the comment editor is covered by my keyboard. Looking forward to Sync for Lemmy soon.

2

I am migrating from reddit and chose connect first. It has a layout very similar to the reddit client I used before RIF. I really like how as a comment thread gets longer the color changes to make it easier to keep track of.

Only issue I have had so far is a single crash, while loading a news article. Other than that, it has been great.

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lemmy.ml

Some of those I can't find. Are those apple apps? I am using the Google Play store and can't find all those apps and I want them.

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feddit.de

As far as I can tell most android Lemmy clients aren't on play store but the dev's GitHub (Liftoff, Thunder, Lemming)

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lemmy.ml

So I get them from GitHub and install them on my phone?

1

Probably. Or wait a little and once the dev is happy that the app start being in decent shape for it to be published on the play store.

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wutBEEreply
lemmy.world

Same here, completely switched, it’s obviously made by the Apollo dev and no one can convince me otherwise. Wefwef has immediately made Lemmy usable to me, can barely notice a difference from Reddit running through Apollo.

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dingusreply
lemmy.world

How do you downvote using wefwef? I can't seem to figure it out.

Edit: Ah ok I got it. You swipe to do so. It still seems to be missing very basic features like editing comments and blocking communities though.

4

It’s slick. I can’t believe it’s a web app. The reply buttons are a bit different, I had to find the swipe to reply.

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wassermaireply
lemmy.world

Just tried it out and I can’t believe a web app can feel so native! It’s awesome.

2

I legitimately keep forgetting it’s not native, and am quite happy not needing to install another app to use it. Game changer right here.

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lemmy.world

I'm using Connect for Lemmy right now, because Jerboa keeps showing the server version error when opening it.

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lemmy.world

This is where I'm at, but Connect seems to freeze up on me a lot, so I'm thinking of getting a third lol

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Duchessreply
lemmy.world

i switched to thunder after connect kept crashing whenever i tried to open it. so far it seems alright but i can't see any way to vote on comments.

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Swipe the comment right to upvote and swipe even further to downvote

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feddit.de

I use wefwef.app now, first comment in this app. Looks good. Jerbora Was crashing on me all the time...

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is wefwef an actual downloadable app or is it a webpage? i'd prefer an app but i'll give it a go either way.

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linkage.ds8.zone

I use jerboa but I'd try out any libre client. I'm not interested in proprietary apps.

Funny enough I never saw the need for dedicated website apps for e.g. reddit, but the fediverse is somewhat clumsy to use in a browser (I'm aware that browser extensions can help) so an app actually improves the experience a bit.

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feddit.de

I'm using Jerboa, but it keeps crashing and on every statup complains that my instance is not compatible with the updated version. This drives me back to reddit and when it shuts off apps, I'll probably go back to real life.

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lemmyvorereply
feddit.nl

In the latest version of Jerboa I can't change from All / Active anymore. 😊 Also I can't figure out for the life of me how to make a top level comment, they're doesn't seem to be a button for it.

Thunder didn't have sorting by top last time I checked. Liftoff can't add other instances than the 3 it comes with.

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lemmy.world

I definitely added more instances on liftoff

Edit: profile > settings > accounts > bottom right corner has a button that allows you to add instances

It's definitely not intuitive, I admit

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lemmyvorereply
feddit.nl

Oh I found that but it doesn't seem to work for feddit.nl, the final "add" button never lights up. I've tried writing it as "feddit.nl" or "https://feddit.nl", same thing.

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pitninjareply
lemmy.pit.ninja

There's going to be a Liftoff update released later today that fixes this. There was an issue for v0.18.1 that impacted ability to add instances that I just fixed. Your instance just happened to update a bit early!

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lemmyvorereply
feddit.nl

Ah right, I did notice they updated to 0.18.1 sometime yesterday. The web UI for 0.18 is pretty cool btw. 😃

No worries, it's to be expected for stuff to break right now, with all the client apps and instances developing like crazy. 😺

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Peonreply
feddit.de

So you don't see a speech bubble in the row under the picture?

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No, just number of comments, upvote/downvote buttons and scores, and the button to save the post. I'm on 0.0.36 right now.

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It's just Jerboa. I use Connect for Lemmy and that problem doesn't exist. I think the dev for Jerboa doesn't want to spend time making it backwards compatible, but other clients are.

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chaos ratreply
slrpnk.net

I'm so used to web clients I can't get myself to use third-party apps anymore.

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lemmy.fmhy.ml

For me there's one massive flaw with the mobile web version of Lemmy - that when you go "back" after viewing a post the page scrolls near to the top of the page. If it weren't for that I'd happily give up the quest for an app.

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A mixture of Mobile Web and Connect. I'll probably re-evaluate in a couple of weeks. I really liked Jerboa, but new posts never seemed to refresh on my instance, I'll probably try that again.

2

Jerboa is the first I tried, it's good but the scrolling is very choppy for me, kind of a deal breaker honestly. Connect has much smoother scrolling, it seems alright. I'm stoked to try Sync for Lemmy, Sync for Reddit was my favourite client for years.

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connect loaded slowly (especially images) for me and Liftoff had a cleaner interface imo, loaded posts fast and it resembles Infinity for Reddit more than connect (with the settings I chose), if that's anything to go by.

5

After the few initial minutes of using both Liftoff and connect, I prefer the design of liftoff so much more. Though I seem to be having some issues adding in comments or upvoting/downvoting things via liftoff, but having no issues with Connect. So I'm not sure what's going on. Any help would be appreciated.

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Just started testing Liftoff today. Really great looking app! Thunder is coming along nicely too.

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Faisreply

I concur, It has the smoothest UX there is

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lemmy.world

They each have their own bugs and quirks so I hop around, currently on connect and it's been stable enough today. Tomorrow, who knows, maybe back to liftoff or jerboa.

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Cybermassreply
lemmy.world

Switched from jerboa to connect cause it was crashing constantly on my pixel, but the UI has some weird things about it

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lemmy.world

I think the problem was due to the upgrade issues lemmy.world is having. I switched to Connect, too, for that reason, but I plan on going back to Jerboa when it's resolved.

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Was experiencing the crashes before 1.18 but it definitely got worse after that.

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ChexMaxreply
lemmy.world

Do you also get the thing where chunks of comments are just repeated over and over? Or like 4 posts loop for a while?

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No to the comment loop, yes to post loop. Also sometimes when I open a post, the comments from the last opened post show for a few seconds before new ones load.

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It’s absolutely crazy how great wefwef is, considering it’s a progressive web app.

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Dude, I started with Mlem, then moved on to Memmy and now I am using wefwef full time!

I feel it’s the most polished out of all the apps on iOS.

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kalipikereply
lemmy.one

I started with Jerboa and just would WefWef today. Game changer! Loving it.

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lemm.ee

Liftoff, jerboa and thunder currently.

Edit: does anyone know if any android app allows hiding posts? (locally on the device, i think the servers don't support)

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I've got a short list to finish before I release Flemmy on the play store this weekend, and a dynamic filter system is one of them... The UI is the hard part, so it'll probably be rough and hidden in a subtle menu initially, but one of the things I'm adding for the next big release is configurable feeds... The idea is you can take an account, a server feed (sub, local, all), apply filters to it, and it'll save where you left off if you switch between them or leave the app. I've done similar stuff in the past for data analysis screens, and it's one of those things that is magical when it's done well, and destroys everything when it's done poorly

I got requests for hiding read, nsfw, and keyword filtering (I'm iffy on if that last one is a good idea, but I'm going to give out a shot).

I also got a request for a "block all communities on a server button", which would work on your account globally.

What did you have in mind?

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dap
lemmy.onlylans.io

I've used the PWA, Jerboa, Liftoff, and Connect.

Jerboa is probably my favorite of the bunch. I prefer how compact everything is and the 0.0.33 version was working well. I upgraded to 0.0.36 and performance took a bit of a hit so I figured I would explore alternatives. Also when I looked at other options 2FA support had not been added (it's working as of this post)

The PWA is more than functional,and I like it quite a bit. Don't like that backing out of a post navigates to the top of the page though.

Connect is good too, just personally not a fan of the larger interface, even in list/compact mode.

Currently using liftoff. Performance is good, 2FA support is available, and in list/compact mode it's tolerable. I still do prefer the compactness of Jerboa though.

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lemmy.ml

Using the PWA until Sync for Lemmy is released.

14

I‘m using wefwef.app as webapp on iOS and as website on Desktop-PC and it reminds me of the Apollo app for reddit.

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lemmy.world

I'll keep downloading new ones until i find one that feels like home. Still waiting for infinity to make a Lemmy app.

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TemmieNo1reply
lemmy.world

Thunder looks like infinity a bit. Saw someone making an infinity for lemmy by the name of Beyond but not released yet. Connect for lemmy looks almost exactly like Infinity but I cant figure some stuff out on there so Thunder for now.

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zekizreply
lemmy.world

There's also Infinity for Everything in development

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Can't wait to try beyond, thunder is super buggy on my phone with infinite loading for a lot of stuff.

1

Why do I keep instinctively switching between clients when Lemmy is down thinking one will get past the 500 error better than the other one?

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lemmy.world

None of them are very complete. The ones that are good are missing features and the ones that are complete aren't good. I'm using wefwef.app for the most part. Just navigate there in your browser and bammo! Instant app.

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Flemmyreply
lemmy.world

I was using wefwef, it looks nice but it's slow and has awkward UX. Every time I want to reply or vote, I have to take a second to think about which way to swipe

I think you're into something about not complete or not good - I was hoping to be one of the firsts, but building a solid foundation takes time - I could've gotten something out there a week ago, but I've got big plans - I want to build discovery and sorting into the app, I want to be able to pull from multiple servers at once, and I want users new to Lemmy to have their hands held as they pick a server. And obviously, it has to feel responsive

To do that I had to build a data store and coax high performance libraries to play nice. I was pulling posts and had the account switching working on day 1, but I didn't even start on posting until a couple days ago - and only after I made drafts that would reload when you go back

It's easy to build something rough, fast, or inefficient Building something polished means working on the foundations, building it up, and doing and redoing things as you consider what feels "right"

Give Flemmy a shot in a few days if you're on Android (more like a couple weeks on iphone). It's still early days and there will be bugs and missing features, but, now that the groundwork is solid, it's moving fast

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feddit.de

UX may be a taste thing but I cannot second the speed critic. On Firefox it's sluggish as hell, yeah, but using it with Chrome wefwef feels like a native app.

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I switched to chrome from Firefox and tried it out for a while, it was significantly better but still felt like it was crawling... Luckily it got me through the period where I couldn't do the basics in Luna

The UX is very different and the visuals are less polished right now, but if you want to check it out I'm posting updates at ![email protected]

I'm looking for people to invite to the Android beta in the next few days, as well as any feedback and suggestions. I'd be interested in your thoughts since Voyager is my #2 choice and you clued me into it

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After nearly everyone cringed at the name, I'm changing it to Luna. I thought it was funny and memorable... At least until I realized I was getting hesitant to tell people the name

I'm still posting updates to ![email protected] though

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jake_ericreply
lemmy.world

I will check out Flemmy! Right now I'm replying to this using Liftoff, and that's only because when I tried to reply on Connect the reply text box wouldn't come up, and I was there only because Jerboa stopped working for me today entirely. So I'm still super open to trying new apps lol.

Though I don't blame devs at all for rushing to get apps out while users are still shopping around. Once people get set on an app, they'll need a lot more reason to change. I know I used BaconReader for a decade even though I'm sure it wasn't the objectively best one, because I'd gotten so used to it.

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I've decided to go with Luna after everyone cringed when they heard the name.

I pushed it back to add features and increase the speed, but I'm now getting ready to start the beta. There's still a lot to do, but I've been using it exclusively for weeks, and my friend convinced me I was being ridiculous, and (a few rough edges aside) it does the basics solidly, plus stuff like filtering, saving your place, exploring any instance or community without logging out, and a configurable link replacer so you can go to nitter instead of Twitter

If you want an invite I'm going to be posting instructions on ![email protected] in the near future, I'd also love feedback and feature requests

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lemmy.ml

Oh My God There are apps? I’m sitting here using my browser

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I'm using liftoff btw

Finding it better than others as of now.

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lemmy.wtf

Didn't realize there were so many options that's great! Using Jerboa on Android now and it's been my only experience with the platform so far so I'm definitely open to recommendations

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I've been using jerboa (android), thunder (android), wefwef (pwa), and memmy (iPad).

Love them all, but they all have their quirks!

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GojuRyureply
lemmy.world

I'm trying out connect for lemmy at the moment. I find it more stable than jerboa and quite nice over all, though I dislike some design aspects.

4

For me there are things I like and don't like. It's the first time I've encountered the "swipe a little to upvote" feature but I'm finding I like it.

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Try Connect for Lemmy, it's much more stable than Jerboa and has 4 different views. I really like the full size card view myself. It's beautiful.

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Jebora is glitched in my phone so now I'm using liftoff, the UI is not the best, but at least it works

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To be honest none of them really feel the same to me. I suspect most are going for the Apollo vibes (I've never used the app).

Edit: So I actually just downloaded Summit and the visual UI of it reminds me the most of RIF. It's still quite new so missing features, but the dev appears quite active.

1

Summit is the closest from what I've seen. But it has some very basic things missing like an inbox. But it's my favorite feeling app.

1

Connect for Lemmy can look pretty similar to Rif after toggling a few options in the settings menu, not exactly the same though.

1

I currently have 6 lemmy apps installed and they all have amoled black, so don't let that hold you back. Connect is pretty good though.

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SpaceBarreply
lemmy.world

Jerboa isn't working well for me at all and I have a new phone. Liftoff is working best for me right now.

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lemmy.world

I just happened upon a post on Reddit about alternative apps for Lemmy and I already knew Jerboa was a no go for me. Liftoff is working pretty great so far, nice and fast. My only complaint is that I can't seem to subscribe to communities on the app, I've had to do it on lemmy.world on desktop. That'll get fixed I'm sure.

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Rentlarreply
lemmy.world

Yeah I pull updates from github then put in patches to fix the issues I spot...

I try to fix the most glaring issues that I can tackle when I have time.

I probably won't put it on Fdroid, but feel free to Star/follow so you'll be notified when I put out a new version.

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lemmy.world

I had been using Jebora but it's buggy enough that it was easier to use the mobile website in chrome. Just tried Connect this morning and it's insanely better, both in UI and stability. Still waiting for the Sync app and holding out hope for a Lemmy is Fun app but that's a long shot.

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I was on the Jerboa train for a while but over the past few days basically everything broke which pushed me to use wefwef, much better experience than either Jerboa or the mobile website without the constant bugs like not being able to sort or having the front page get flooded with live new posts

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svahnenreply
lemmy.world

I'm using connect since it's the only one I have found that have notifications, I had to turn them on in the settings, it polls every 60 seconds.

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Not trying to come across as an ass, but how much do you care about notifications? Personally, back on Reddit I would only ever care about notifications when I was scrolling (which is what I got) if I wasn't actively using Reddit I didn't care for them.

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Kempethreply
feddit.de

I strongly disagree.

0.0.37 is completely unusable for me. It crashes on startup. And the updates before are terrible when it comes to playing with anything but the bleeding edge of lemmy versions. Switching profiles is also shit.

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Jerboa started crashing on me after the latest release. Then it updated and has worked great ever since

I also tried Lemur, but never got it to actually load after logging in

4

That's because the instance you're using is not updated to 18. Im in jerboa right now and it's buttery smooth. I use liftoff and connect but jerboa is still tops. Currentlyat .0.37

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lemmy.world

Ditto. Wasn't working well yesterday. Updated this morning and now it won't even open.

Installed Connect and am very happy.

3

Clear storage for Jerboa, it'll fix your startup crash problem.

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lemmy.ml

I used mlem for a bit but memmy is my go to right now

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Anticorpreply
lemmy.world

It's really bad on a Pixel 7 Pro. If you're replying to a long post then the text box gets pushed off the screen and you can't scroll, and it doesn't post replies anyways, so none of that matters. Nice looking interface, barely functioning app.

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Good to see it's not just me, that's the biggest problem I'm having with it too. But I guess other than that it's been pretty good? Sorta. I'm also seeing communities I'm subscribed to that should be listed in the student just disappear. But hey other than that I like it!

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mander.xyz

Zero so far. Who needs (third-party) apps, amirite?

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Xanvialreply
lemmy.one

Well technically Jerboa is first party app

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lemmy.ml

Sounds about right!

I keep alternating between Mlem, Memmy, Thunder, and the Lemmy ‘add to homescreen’ ‘app’

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PerogiBoireply
lemmy.ca

I’m finding that Memmy has all the features I need at the moment so I’m very happy with that. The developer leaves funny patch notes and updates it at least once a day with new bug fixes and features.

I can edit comments, post content, log in with my porn account 🥰, and reply to people and get inbox messages. Crazy how fast all these apps have popped up.

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PerogiBoireply
lemmy.ca

Click the 3 dots on your comment and it will give you the option to edit.

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14372707reply
feddit.de

All it gives me is Copy Link, Copy Text & Delete :(

Edit: Well, the feature only just got rolled out for me

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lemmy.world

Currently trying Jerboa, Liftoff, and Thunder. Jerboa seems to get the most frequent updates, so far I like Liftoffs layout the most, but can't find the damn inbox

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nsh
aussie.zone

I'm using Connect for Lemmy right now, been using Jebora and also Liftoff. Sticking with Connect for now, I'm liking the swipe actions

6

Indeed, the swipe actions are really nice. Wefwef and Thunder also have them, but they from what I can tell don't have a page for my saved posts/comments, so right now Connect's my favorite.

1
lemmy.world

I've only used Jerboa, now I think I need to try Connect/Liftoff

6

Liftoff seems to want you to log in to an instance to be able to like or comment on a thread there. So for now that's a no for me.

2

I have so many new icons on my home screen it's starting to look like an iPhone

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feddit.de

I prefer Liftoff at the moment for the UI similarities with Infinity for Reddit.

5

Really happy with Thunder, too, but the swipes are too sensitive, and the title should really be above the image in the feed view to provide context as you scroll.

It's like what Sync was early on.

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lemmy.world

I was using Jerboa first, but performance was terrible. I've now switched to Liftoff which seems way better.

6

Same, Thunder is mid with perfomane, how they can't make the scrolling smooth is really weird.

Liftoff is the first really decent one for me

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lemmy.world

Yup, I have a bunch of lemmy apps on my phone, but lately I have found myself using Liftoff the most, and Jerboa is probably second in my opinion.

5

I think when all things are stabilized jerboa will be my favorite. But I'm using Liftoff now as well.

4

Mlem, Memmy, wefwef, and the browser pwa. So far wefwef is my main go to, followed by Memmy.

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lemmy.ml

I know Connect and lemmur. So far, the one I like best is Connect. I'm on Android.

4

Oh, that's good to know! My only brain cell couldn't process why I couldn't get it to work lol.

1

Jerboa, Thunder, Liftoff and Lemming. I don't count the PWA (mobile site) as app but otherwise I switch between five apps

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lemmy.world

I've settled on connect for lemmy. But of course install everyone I see on the play store :)

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incogtinoreply
lemmy.zip

I will try any app that makes it to F-Droid without any warnings. So Jerboa it is...

3

I'm getting a "bug" (?) on Connect for Lemmy where my phone's keyboard sits in front of the text field, making it so I can't see what I'm writing.

1
lemmy.world

Using Connect on Android and living it so far. Is there any way to change the default sort for the frontpage to "Hot" rather than "Active" though?

5

Currently jumping around between Summit, Liftoff, Connect for Lemmy, Thunder, Jerboa.

Really looking forward to Sync for Lemmy!

4

Yup, me too. Jerboa for the first few weeks, tried Thunder, but it is still an unfinished work, so as Connect.

Trying Liftoff since earlier today and so far looks like the best. Really enjoying it.

4

On iOS I have Liftoff, Mlem, and Memmy. While they all work well, Memmy is easily my favorite. It’s stable and fast, has several color themes already, and the developer literally updates it multiple times per day. It already feels like a complete app.

4

Lol, literally multitasking with 5 different clients/apps right now

4

Been using all four as well. Memmy, Mlem, Thunder, and Liftoff but my main is Memmy. The Memmy team has consistently been coming out with updates nearly everyday and the app is a joy to use!

4

Boost for Lemmy just appeared on the Google Play store as a "coming soon" app. (By the same developer).

4

I have been testing all of them, but the one impressed me the most is wefwef, a PWA.

3

Me too. I have been using Jerboa, Liftoff, summit and connect. Thunder won't load for me,so, I've stopped trying to get that to work. All the others work to my satisfaction. I'm leaning on Connect's side a little bit more than others because I like its UI better.

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Yea I'm getting used to them. Hoping they have better mod capabilities in the future

2

I use the one that I made! It was made rather early on before most of these apps became popular, but if it's my own app, I can make it however I want...

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lemmy.ml

I have been using memmy for iOS and it’s been great. Same feeling as Apollo!

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discuss.tchncs.de

Thanks! I installed it and logged in, but I cant seem to reply to or vote on comments. Is that normal?

Voting and commenting on posts works.

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You swipe to the right or left to do the voting/commenting. I’m replying to this comment in the Memmy app by swiping to the left of your comment.

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cortreply

It works for me. Although, for comments there’s no buttons you have to use the swipe gestures. Short right for upvote, long right for downvote, swipe left for comment.

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Kururinreply
lemmy.ml

I don’t think it’s implemented yet. It’s very beta still.

1

Memmy is king on iOS as a heavy Apollo user, the others feature slowness and bad text leading (vertical line spaces) and some other weird line breaks and behaviours. If Memmy can get the 'scroll past posts to mark as read' it will basically be apollo for me already which is great.

Still, it's fuckin awesome we have so much choice already. I thought this would be weeks/months where w we'd have a single app, let alone multiple to choose from.

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kvn
midwest.social

I have jerboa, thunder, and connect installed. I like the compactness of jerboa the best but something about thunder keeps drawing me back to that one too. I haven't given connect much of a chance yet.

2

Jerboa started off fine, but now every single app I try (including Jerboa) is so buggy that it makes browsing Lemmy almost impossible. Jerboa started randomly crashing for me every minute or so and other apps aren't faring much better. Tbh I've been browsing reddit more often as these apps are almost unusable right now for me. Any similar issues?

1

I think I'm at 5 or 6? Every update breaks new things (but fixes more so it's a win) so that I need to switch almost daily.

2

Any of them have multi account support?

Edit: liftoff, Connect for Lemmy and thunder do

2

I failed to get Jerboa running, but liftoff works for me. Are there others I should try?

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I need something with the screen aestethics of RiF. I've tried connect and jerboa and I can either get high contrast, inconstent sized blob of text (full card with pics in some posts) or a list (preferred) with no separators which is bad too. And another rant for jerboa - i don't know where to click to get to comments, feels very random.

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Waiting for sync personally I always used it for Reddit so it will be familiar to me

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Typing this from WefWef. I love it so far.

Probably will test out Artemis and Memmy as well.

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Mostly use Memmy at this point. I think it’s the most promising, at least for what I want

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iOS - I’ve been using the following: -Mlem -Memmy -Thunder -Liftoff (Limbo for Lemmy on TestFlight)

I’ve used Mlem the most but that’s because it was the first available. Tbh, it’s kind of been a horse race and one of those mechanical horse races you get at a fairground. Just as one gets ahead another brings out an interesting feature/ new look. I’d say that Mlem and Memmy both look good on the iPhone, Mlem was a bit slower with their releases but it hasn’t been buggy for me at all where as Memmy had more features from the off but wasn’t as refined - I’m guessing as they are solely iOS they will stay front runners for me. Who knows, I think each of them have something different/ better than the other (at the moment). Interesting to see how they evolve going forward. I was an avid Apollo user so I’m probably a bit bias towards any apps replicating that.

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Currently bouncing between connect, summit, and thunder. I like connect the most so far!

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I’ve settled on Memmy and with the daily updates it’s nailed everything I’m looking for in an app

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Liftoff ftw, seriously, the interface is slick and pleasant unlike its reddit official counterpart with great features like aggregates all your subscribed feeds from multiple accounts together. I'm not returning to reddit for the time being to be harvested by the third party API fees and rather paid the liftoff's developer some coffees instead.

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bruh, where's the best IASIP community? i need it.

also, i'm using the "Memmy App" testflight it's great

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