I've been using Jerboa for a few days, seems good so far. Lean and functional
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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Currently on IOS the only lemmy app is Mlem and on android the only non-deprecated lemmy app is Jerboa
To my knowledge at this moment we only have one app for android and one for iOS. You can see them both in here: https://join-lemmy.org/apps
I'm honestly pretty happy with the browser version. As a longtime old.reddit + RES / RiF users it alredy feels like home.
lemmy is surely behind on app development. ios has only mlem which is in alpha state on test flight (not even on the store). the path is good but itβs still missing a lot of basic functions.
Memmy for iOS and Android has just launched. Iβm posting from it right now.
I tried Jerboa but there didn't seem to be any mod tools in it, so I've been using the mobile web version instead. Seems fine.