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Yes. I am just waiting/looking for some apps that made Reddit actually usable to support ~~Lemmy~~ Lenny. Right now the user experience is a bit lacking, with the apps I tested so far having no support for gifs and constant confusion of not being on the right instance.
I'm using liftoff ATM and haven't had the confusion you're mentioning (I don't think) but haven't browsed much. Maybe worth a try.
Waiting on Boost for Lemmy myself
I'm finding the web ui easier than any of the apps at this point. My biggest issue is that I can't see where I am.
@hsl @NumerousGeorg The iOS app Mlem shows the server as well as the community for each post fwiw. Wefwef doesnβt show this yet I think, would love that feature in Wefwef.