Voyager because it was the first one I tried.
Same. I haven’t grown out of it and it’s doing literally everything I want it to.
Second for me but the one I’ve stuck with
Voyager, because I need a replacement for Reddit after they booted me (not saying why, just know it was complete horseshit), and I heard Lemmy was the next-best thing, and Voyager was the best-rated in the iOS App Store.
- Boost on old (2013) android phone. very convenient coming from RedReader on android
- Voyager on recent android phone. it’s good but kinda slow because it’s web-based
- Arctic on iOS (iPod Touch 7G). Mlem doesn’t support iOS 15, Voyager is slow/doesn’t fit small screen properly
the website, because it works the same as on my computer
Jerboa
Heard that it was an app from a Lemmy dev.Tried it and it was simple enough.
I usually use the official Lemmy client in the browser, because it is minimalistic and fast on any device
I have three Lemmy clients on my phone: Blorp, Summit and Voyager. However, I mostly use Voyager. I think it’s the best app for Lemmy that I’ve tried so far. It’s the one I’m most comfortable with.
what does it give you over using your browser to access lemmy on your phone?
On phones, I generally find the usability worse on a browser than on an app.
for most things – yes.
but lemmy is fully functional w/o the apps and why i ask this question – what am i missing by using a browser instead?
i’ve tried the apps myself and couldn’t find a reason to justify keeping it around since most of them keep my user password.
Thunder. It was the first I found when leaving Reddit and it had been a good experience so I’ve not looked at other ones.
Eternity. I used Infinity for reddit and it’s the best UI and FOSS
Is Eternity still maintained? On fdroid the last version is from 2 years ago.
I don’t think it is and it sucks because I’m so used to swipe to go back.
I don’t think it is, but it still works.
Except a specific image format, I’m not sure which one. But on certain specific images, the whole app hangs for a couple of seconds, and then crashes.
Interesting, the app has never crashed for me.
Jerboa, I was using Eternity by Bazalansky (Eternity is Infinity for Reddit but for… Lemmy) but it hasn’t been updated continuously, and I already had Jerboa as backup app just in case and it’s from the lemmy devs so it’s (for me) guaranteed to keep up with lemmy development
Voyager because Interstellar doesn’t work well for me.
Summit. Chose at random
Mlem. Open source and native application.
It’s one if Lemmy’s main advantages that the websites are light enough on resources to not need a client. Praise open source :)
Blorp. It had the best name.
