I've been using FluffyChat on android. I like the material design alot.
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Fractal on mobile and Element on desktop. Both are just fine.
I currently use element as it is the only one I know about.
Matrix.org has a page with all the clients on it. I've tried some but always find myself back on Element. Cinny has custom emojis! Neochat is made by the KDE Team. Lots of options. https://matrix.org/ecosystem/clients/
Thank you! I will check those out!
Element.io
Fluffychat or element (its nice that you can use element in a browser)
I use Element. I've tested a few others but have stuck with Element.
I also use Beeper, which at its core is just a Matrix client with some pre-packaged bridges for common services (including SMS, MMS, RCS messages). You actually do create a Matrix account for it, and I have tested messages between Element and Beeper though it has limited features.
FluffyChat works great for me on mobile and I've got both FluffyChat and NeoChat on Linux
My needs are pretty basic. I still use Element (web) on desktop. On mobile, I switched to Schildichat since the Android version of Element kept screwing up my E2EE sessions somehow.
on web, you may use firefox's containers.
on mobile, try out schildichat. its a soft fork of the official client, has some changes and is regularly updated