Was using the Voyager app. But now I use the Voyager PWA version through the Hermit app.
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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Same. The dev is very active and open to suggestions. I've been using it for a couple of months now and it's working great.
None-- I use the default website through Chrome.
Infinity is/was my favorite for Reddit on Android, and Voyager is close enough. Just frilly enough, images/videos embed okay (though need some improvements to saving/downloading), and it just works.
Someone forked Infinity and made a Lemmy client, called Eternity: https://f-droid.org/packages/eu.toldi.infinityforlemmy/
This is great, thank you!
I've had the least issues with voyager, its the fastest and least buggy ive used, but also the least customizable, just works tho which is nice
Summit, but it's good enough that I haven't tried many others.
I'm quite happy with Jerboa on GrapheneOS, and on desktop I prefer to visit Lemmy via Tesseract.
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Eternity for Lemmy, Android. Used Infinity before, so when I switched to Lemmy, I switched to Eternity.
I tried Jerboa and Voyager on Android before settling down with SUMMIT. I haven't found a reason to change since.
Jerboa has always been great to me. Android. It uses old reddit style and reminds me of Baconreader
Connect works for me
I like Voyager because I still miss Apollo.
All Android; Eternity because it's much more "Lemmy like" and is one of the own to actually not sure downvotes on my instance which have them disabled with Boost a very close second because I've loved launching the rocket for years (and unlike SpaceX, my rocket launches don't explode and are actually successful)
Desktop, I love DracuLemmy
I used connect for nearly 2 years, I like the way it looks and operated and was fairly happy, however after an update this week that introduced a shit load more bugs and didn't really fix any of the outstanding ones I finally got sick of it.
So this week I have been using Voyager all week, think I'm gonna jump around a few different ones and try and find a new place to stay.
I use both Sync and Voyager.
Both have things I like and don't
Voyager. Just very plain and nice.
Jerboa on Android. I don't really visit Lemmy anywhere else.
I’m trying out Thunder and it seems great but I can’t figure out how to show the upvote counts. Not sure if it’s a bug or a setting I need to change.
Settings for each individual user, easy to change, goto settings and theres one long menu item that says individual feed settings, then its just toggling show upvotes/downvotes on, some instances had it off by default
Thanks that worked!
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I try to use Thunder but still mostly use my instance's tesseract UI when I need to do moderation as Thunder lacks them.
I'm a big fan of using https:// in Mull on my Android, and in Firefox on my PC.
Never been a fan of installing more apps then necessary.
I tried both Thunder and Mlem, but I guess I’m too used to Apollo, and I prefer ~~wefwef~~ Voyager because of that.
It just didn't feel right using a ui ive used for reddit, still felt like I was using reddit (which is what I wanted at first, but now I want it to look different because it feels different)
Arctic on iOS Closest to Apollo that I've found.
I use connect it works as well as any reddit 3rd party client does. Tried a few other but I like connect best.