in reply to gpo

Thunder

github.com/thunder-app/thunder

The killer feature for me is swipe gesture navigation. Most apps do not have that. If anything, they might have a "swipe in from the edge of the screen" gesture, but that is not the same as being able to swipe from any point onscreen to go back.

It also supports PieFed.

in reply to gpo

Boost mainly. Then I found it struggles getting posts in the "hot" feed so I'll switch to Voyager for that.

Edit: I forgot to add why. I used boost for Reddit and I really like the UI. It's very customizable.

Esta entrada fue editada (viernes, 18 de septiembre de 2026, 2:44)
in reply to Bell

I've been on Summit forever now. Very active development, and they've added every feature request I've had along with many others'. I lose track of all the options it gets anymore.

It looks good, works good, and when it doesn't, it gets fixed quickly.

I share lots of posts and articles and put them in quote blocks and just bring able to select all text and guy a single button that auto quotes all paragraphs won me over for good, and then multi-communities was the icing on the cake.

If you ever ask what app has feature X, it's likely already in Summit.

in reply to Bell

Summit here too. I changed up some of the display settings so it feels like Relay for Reddit 😀

The things that got me to move from Voyager were that when images didn't load first time, there was no way to re-try - Summit has that. And I don't think Voyager handled drafts that well. Summit has drafts but I do wish there was a client that had drafts like Relay did, where if you come back to the same comment/post and hit reply it has your draft from where you left off on that comment/reply.

in reply to SatyrSack
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Probably because of Anubis protection. When the whole "AI scrapes the internet over and over so servers get flooded to death" (effectively an unintended DDoS attack) thing got wild, several websites incl image hosts enabled Anubis, which somewhat works in a browser, but often not so great in apps. Possibly it's the apps fault for [not] setting the correct headers or whatever.
Esta entrada fue editada (viernes, 18 de septiembre de 2026, 20:31)
in reply to gpo

Jerboa.

I dunno, it was on F-Droid and it's really simple and lightweight, like its namesake critter. I'm sure there's some more full featured options out there. (Voyager's gestures kept throwing me off I think lol)

But I don't hear a lot of people talking about this one much! Wonder why...

in reply to gpo
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
in reply to beliquititious

I was a sync user for many years on Reddit. Then also I paid for the subscription on Lemmy. The app stopped being updated so I left. It had been around a year at the time since anyone heard from the dev.

I haven’t checked back. What’s the latest? Still got the “LJ does this but he always comes back! He’s so great!!” crowd; or has everyone jumped ship?

in reply to gpo

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.

in reply to gpo
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
in reply to gpo

Used to be Memmy for Lemmy. That's gone, so I've been using Arctic and the web.

This just inspired me to download the source code for Memmy for Lemmy. Whether I spend time updating it for personal use or not, at least I have it if I need it. Sorta like how I plan to keep a derivative of Pocket going if I decide Wallabag isn't enough (also code available on github).

in reply to gpo
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.
Esta entrada fue editada (viernes, 18 de septiembre de 2026, 14:13)
in reply to n0p1lls

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.

in reply to gpo
  • 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
in reply to gpo
Im using voyager with peel that lets you run webapps as contained native apps.
in reply to gpo

Eternity even though it's no longer developed it has all the features I want that the others don't have.

Voyager + Thunder - Don't have comment navigation with volume buttons.

Summit - Can't set it to show the content of the collapsed parent comment.

Jerboa - Can't set a default comment sort, literally have to resort every time you click into comments.

Esta entrada fue editada (sábado, 19 de septiembre de 2026, 10:46)
in reply to gpo
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.
Esta entrada fue editada (lunes, 21 de septiembre de 2026, 6:46)