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  • I was using Jerboa, but recently moved to Thunder and enjoying it a lot more.

    Although the Reddit Sync app Dev said he's going to make Sync for Lemmy, so I'll swap to that once it's released.

  • Jerboa 0.0.36, but there are some bugs that really bother me. But since Sync will hopefully come soon I don't care enough to try others in the meantime, just waiting it out.

  • I'm using jerboa for now, I intend to investigate in a couple months to find the best one, things are changing way too rapidly right now and I'd end up going through so many and that can't be great for security.

  • On Android...

    I am eternally grateful for the welcoming start to fediverse apps in Jerboa.

    Connect is visually nice in places, but not a fit for me (so far).

    I'm REALLY enjoying functionality of Summit so far - don't know how to submit a new post in a community in app though and it's driving me crazy that I may be missing something obvious...

  • I prefer using a firefox PWA but I have the scrolling bug no matter what browser I use - the page keeps jumping to top when I'm trying to read.

    So I've started using liftoff this morning and so I agree with others in this thread, it looks the best to me. It's not as smooth but I find it each much easier to tell which post comes from which instance than with connect. The community icons and titles are larger and the cards seem more separated.

  • Liftoff and thunder. Liftoff has the feature of showing combined feed from multiple accounts so you can see things even when instance are defederated.

  • On Android...

    I am eternally grateful for the welcoming start to fediverse apps in Jerboa.

    Connect is visually nice in places, but not a fit for me (so far).

    I'm REALLY enjoying functionality of Summit so far - don't know how to submit a new post in a community in app though and it's driving me crazy that I may be missing something obvious...

    • I also use Jeroba, as it's in the FDroid repos. I'll look into those others you mentioned, but I'm quite happy with Jeroba so far.

  • Give wefwef.app a chance. it's a pretty good progressive web app inspired by Apollo

  • wefwef.app is pretty good if you don't mind PWA's

  • I've been playing around with several apps. I really like Thunder and Liftoff. Currently giving connect a try and liking it as well. Will definitely move to sync when available though as it is my app of choice for reddit.

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