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Do you use an iOS app for PieFed or Lemmy? If so, which one and why?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.myserv.one/post/19837658

This post is being recycled at the request of @[email protected] to include PieFed users. After perusing through their [PieFed] website, I understand why some users prefer a client.

Thank you to all of you who shared your experiences which helped me out significantly. Because of that, I wanted to keep the comments instead of creating a new post so that others can benefit from it.

As of 24 August 2025, Blorp, Voyager and Mlem are the only ones that support PieFed that I know of.

  • Are you a Lemming? PieFed user? or Both?
  • Which apps have you used? Or currently using? Do you have a favorite? Why?
  • Would you recommend a PWA instead of a client? Why?
  • Any recommendations, tips, experiences you would like to share are appreciated!

*I am a Lemming (almost 2 months) using Arctic to read, Voyager to comment/post and Blorp to search. Why? Because Arctic loads more content, I’m used to Voyager (but open to change) and Blorp’s Search function… just functions! *

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mobile·Mobile📱 | iOS, iPhone, iPad and Apple | Android and GooglebyHellfire103

Private Tabs Disabled in Safari

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/19570147

I have noticed a major issue with my iPhone. No matter what I try, I can't open a private tab in Safari. This is not good, as it means I have to manually clear my cookies (which is impractical) or disable them altogether (which breaks some sites).

As of today, I have an adult Apple ID, but my dad is the organiser of the Apple family.

I have tried disabling content restrictions in Screen Time, but it didn't do anything. Web Content is set to "unrestricted".

There is no switch or button in Settings > Safari.

I have no configuration profiles installed that could change this. All I have are a few root certificates, a bunch of fonts, and an APN cert.

Private mode is fully functional in third-party browsers, but they do not support extensions or userscripts and provide marginally worse fingerprinting protection.

Can anyone help?

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