Sync. I would use thunder, but it currently cannot do some very basic shit like messaging threads with specific users.
Once they add that feature I'll probably switch to thunder full time.
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Oh, no wonder I couldn't find that option; it doesn't exist yet!
Thunder is better in pretty much every other way though. Just need them to implement a way to have direct messages with people is all.
Sync
I do the Voyager. Can't remember how I landed on it, but it works good
In my heart it's still wefwef, complete with the little rainbow background lemmy.
I only remember switching to Voyager because I was having problems with images and other such things loading when I was using Jerboa when I first jumped ship to Lemmy.
Boost on Android
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Sync
Jerboa
Love jerboa. It was rough at first but the bugs got worked out pretty quick. Now it's perfect, all the features I need and nothing that I dont
Thunder has become my main, has the least issues for me, been meaning to customize arctic since its a bit quicker being native. Thunder will sometimes take a bit to post a comment.
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Voyager, because it was the most mature and feature complete app available when I left Reddit and I don’t fancy switching again without good reason.
It was a bit of a learning curve initially, coming from RiF, but I’m used to it now and rarely encounter any issues.
Boost here.
I actually still use Boost for Reddit because it's so incredible and unbeatable (especially for moderating), but I decided to lean more open-source otherwise.
Same, patched with ReVanced
Huh, what does patching it do?
Allow me to use Boost for Reddit after the API changes
Edit: or you probably mean Boost for Lemmy
You don't need to patch it; you just need to be a mod of a subreddit. I've had no problem continuing with using regular Boost for Reddit post-API restriction, as a mod in various places.
It stopped working for me, so I just patched it instead of moderating a sub
Fair, whatever works!
I use Boost. I tried a few others, and wanted to pick an open source option, but I never found one with UI I was satisfied with.
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Voyager on iOS, Firefox on PC
I’m also in voyager.
Just the web interface for me - it does everything I want, so I have an instance of Firefox on my phone dedicated to social media, with always open tabs for Lemmy, Discuit, Tildes and Pixelfed.
Connect here. I like how It feels.
PieFed in Firefox on the desktop and Chrome on Android, because this way I can make it full screen there.
Old reddit/mlmym on desktop and Sync on Android for me.
The standard Lemmy Web UI on desktop. Eternity on Android.
Firefox in Linux.
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