Blorp. It had the best name.
Mlem. Open source and native application.
Blorp
Not sure why but I just find it so likable like RIF once was for Reddit!
Voyager.
I used “Reddit is Fun” for years on Reddit but when it came time to switch to Lemmy I picked Voyager (wefwef at the time) because the UI was the most similar. I tried many of the other popular apps and I was happy with most of them, but Voyager was (and is) my favorite.
It’s simple. Lots of text. Easy to use. Looks nice.
Interstellar, because it’s the only one that works with mbin
I usually use the official Lemmy client in the browser, because it is minimalistic and fast on any device
It’s one if Lemmy’s main advantages that the websites are light enough on resources to not need a client. Praise open source :)
I was using Sync for Lemmy until a week or two ago. It was nice and familiar because that was my reddit app of choice prior to api-gate, but for some reason it kept frequently erroring out and not showing posts or images. I switched to Voyager and so far it’s been pretty good
Fuck apps, anything that can be done in a browser will be done in a browser for me
“Where’s my battery?”
Voyager, cause I like it the best. I tried a bunch.
I have Jerboa installed from F-Droid, but I use Firefox.
A web browser. Why limit myself with an app, when Firefox can do anything I want?
If it’s a FOSS app with support for image caching, then it maybe a good thing for people who have slow connections or who want to save data.
Can I ask why anyone doesn’t use, like, a browser? What’s the benefit?
If it’s a FOSS app with support for image/video caching, then it maybe a good thing for people who have slow connections or who want to save data.
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Voyager, reminds me a bit of Apollo for Reddit and has a good webapp for desktop usage.
Voyager. I’m not sure why. Never thought about trying others but now I’m curious.
Same, but Jerboa.
