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Currently using phtn.app for browsing lemmy, though it’s a bit buggy on mobile. V2 will be coming soon so hopefully most bugs will be fixed.
What y’all using?
Voyager on android, im perfectly happy with it.
Jerboa. Tried several and liked it best.
That's the one I like. Or piefeds mobile on Firefox.
Summit for Lemmy
I was using Sync since the
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redditHowever when I tried out Summit it had the right theming and gestures to be comfortable coming from Sync, along with an excellent unique screenshot tool that I've come to rely on.
I will try out phtn.app as an alternative on desktop since I don't browse Lemmy much outside of the apps.
Self hosted tesseract web UI.
https://tesseract.asudox.dev/
This one looks sleak af.
Boost for Lemmy on Android.
Thunder. I used to use Sync for reddit before, and used it a bit for Lemmy. But I like thunder a bit more.
I also use Interstellar for mbin.
Interesting. Is mbin the same as kbin or?
From what I understand, it's a fork of kbin. when kbin dev went silent and didn't trust anybody else to help them, a few other devs forked it.
And what do you think of it? What’s the general feeling? I remember being hyped about kbin then there were lots of problems with the site, then dev disappeared.
Idk it doesn't really feel different NGL
I haven't been using both Lemmy and mbin that long, just lurking mostly
And for that I don't have any problems
And the same way I used reddit, both I use for mobile. So apps make or break it. And the choice of Lemmy apps outshine the only app for mbin. Interstellar is good for mbin, but I just like thunder and sync more for myself.
I picked mbin for the combined threads posting like reddit and microblogging like twitter/masto but have to day I don't try to take advantage of that
On the other hand I'm looking forward to piefed maturing more. Since they have multireddit / combined topic community feeds
Voyager on iOS is great.
I tried it but I have one beef with it: once logged in, my subscribed communities are no longer appearing and i have to resubbscribe to all of them. I did it once on phtn and wouldn't want to do it all over again as I'm hopping around lemmy apps.
Wait, aren't community subscriptions synced with your account?
I thought so, but at least in Voyagger iOS after I logged in I had no subscriptions. I didn't bother to double check for now as I'm quite happy with phtn.
LE: reinstalled voyager and now I have my subscriptions linked with my account. Looks dope too.
Nice!
I'm using my web browser (on mobile)! I know I'm not the only one, but that's usually pretty unpopular. I've never been big on social media, but I've never used an app for any of them I have used in the past, including Reddit. Website with ad blockers for me, screw those guys. Here, though, I might give in eventually and try an app...
I also just use the web interface and it is so simple and excellent to use. I will never use an app for this.
Phtn.app is actually a website/selfhosted interface for lemmy. The mobile PWA is a big buggy, but the desktop one works fine.
Tesseract on desktop and mobile.
Firefox
Connect for Lemmy. Super under- rated.
I’m using Mlem as I think it looks the best!
Will look on it too, heard about it back in 2023 but never tried it.
vger.app
Eternity on phone, Lemmy as a PWA on my tablet and official Lemmy site on my laptop and on desktop.