Lemmy Client
Lemmy Client
I’ve been using [email protected] for a year now. Very happy with it.
Doesn’t seem to like piefed though but I don’t like piefed either so, eh.
Google Play and Obtanium/GitHub links on there.
It is open source, but dev has had issues with F-droid’s approval process last I checked. Not a deal breaker for me.
Summit is heads above the other clients for me. Dev has added a bunch of feature requests from me, so that certainly helps. Steady development of the app and they respond to everyone quickly on here with questions/comments.
I’ve had luck with Piefed on it when .world was having uptime issues.
Mainly because of the default web interface. I tried having an account and it was immediately annoying and counter intuitive to try to navigate. Loading up the account page takes forever for some reason. And i couldn’t get it to login at all on Summit.
I just find the default Lemmy more comfy.
I used Sync (first for Reddit, then for Lemmy), but the dev’s been AWOL for a lot longer than normal so it’s pretty broken at this point.
Tried Connect next, and it was alright.
Currently using Voyager and I’m pretty happy with it. It’s gotten me back to the old Sync customizations I used to have.
See also [email protected] and https://www.lemmyapps.com/
I’ve been using Boost, Blorp and Voyager, but I also haven’t tried the other apps in a long time. I’m used to these and they do almost everything I need so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I use Boost primarily, and I’m playing around with the other two for Piefed support.
The Dev is active on here if you want to request features you are looking for
I use Ironfox (Firefox) to access the mobile website of piefed.social, zero need for another app at all.
This was also the case when I used Lemmy via shitjustworks.
Imo Thunder has the best design out of every app I tested, but the development is slow. Iirc some moderation actions are still not available.
I then switched to Summit after the dev open sourced it a few years ago. The dev is very active and friendly.
Voyager is good.
Sync is really good, but the dev has abandoned it.
It’s not open source, though