Goodie, 10 months ago

I’m using https://old.lemmy.world/ and waiting on Sync for mobile.

Keishee, 10 months ago

I tried wefwef (now Voyager) but was annoyed by its account/instance selector I’m now using Liftoff, it’s quite usable despite its meh design

radarsat1, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

I was using Jerboa because i was used to Sync for reddit. But, I got a bit tired of how rough around the edges it is, so I switched to just installing my Lemmy instance front page as Firefox “app” on my phone and realized it’s not that bad as a UI, so sticking with it for now.

I’ll probably try apps again in the future but I feel more open to “installing” good web apps now. Incidentally I tried the same trick with Reddit’s mobile interface after Sync stopped working and realized it’s also not so awful as I remembered. I did prefer Sync but I’ll see how it goes with this method. So it’s mobile web interfaces on Android for me for now.

Having said that, in both cases I think I’d prefer a more “simple HTML” type experience like old reddit over these dynamic SPA things they both have going.

Miimikko, 10 months ago

I’m also using the Firefox “app” and every time I switch to another app or minimize the FF app it crashes FF. Does this happen for you too? Decided to just suffer through it cause I couldn’t find any fix for it.

danielfgom, 10 months ago

I’m using the “Connect” app on Android

Jobe1105, 10 months ago

Same here since it’s the closest we have to Sync at the moment. It also lets me block entire instances, which is great since Lemmy itself doesn’t have this feature yet.

ComeHereOrIHookYou, 10 months ago

App.

At the moment, I just use Connect on my phone and Wefwef/Voyager on Desktop (I access it via Firefox Sidebar)

Zstom6IP, 10 months ago

browser.

dissociationmuseum, 10 months ago

Currently just visiting on Vivaldi (mobile), but STOKED for Boost For Lemmy

renrenPDX, 10 months ago

Desktop browser on PC or tablet with multiple Lemmy instances pinned. I get different flavors of lemmy based on subscription. Also wefwef.app and old.lemmy. iOS Mlem and Memmy apps on phone.

Auduras, 10 months ago

App - Jerboa, mainly. I tried a few others and kept Liftoff installed, but keep going back to Jerboa.

unifier, 10 months ago

But why ? Liftoff is quite good imho

mr_m00, 10 months ago

I went from Liftoff to Jerboa as well. Liftoff is great but I just had a few nitpicks. Frame drops from time to time. Upvoting and commenting feels really slow. No button feedback when downloading images, I ended up downloading images multiple times.

unifier, 10 months ago

If you have github account tell.these issue to.Dev , I.am.sure they will.fix.it

guttermonk, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

App - Thunder FTW

I really enjoy the double action swiping to up/down vote or to favorite/reply. Also, you can save your favorite default filter for the main feed.

Humanius, 10 months ago

For now I’m holding myself over with Jerboa

loom_in_essence, 10 months ago

Right now I’m on old.lemmy.world

But I also have Jerboa on my phone and Connect on my tablet. I like Connect more than Jerboa, but both of them have some quirks when browsing and reading. I really prefer the experience of the site.

KuroJ, 10 months ago

Firefox when I’m at my PC, and when I’m relaxing I switch between Connect on Android or Memmy on my iPad.

chrizbie, 10 months ago

While other apps offer a nice interface I find the jerboa app by far the best app for actually posting and commenting /actually interacting

This is important because I find that interacting with communities is actually a much better way to get meaningful engagement of Lemmy than it was with Reddit (I.e: lurking)

salarua, 10 months ago

on my laptop, i access the Lemmy web frontend through Tangram. on mobile, i currently just access it through Firefox, but i’d like to switch to an app once i find one i like