Is anything similar Apollo? I'm on Android, but if there was one app that made me miss the few months I spent with a borrowed iPhone... It's Apollo.
this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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Pretty happy with voyager, it's a pretty solid choice despite being styled entirely for iOS. I'll probably look into a more Android designed / focused app going forward.
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Kinda crazy how many people use Liftoff when Thunder is so much better.
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I'm using the standard UI on web and Jerboa on mobile, but I'm going to try alternate web UIs like Photon and Alexandrite and find a good one that also works as a PWA so I can use the same client both on my computer and on my phone. I'd much prefer to use the same client across computer, tablet and phone.
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Lemmy UI and Jerboa seem to work well for me and they are both open-source.
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My filter for app choice is support for list view. Fortunately there are multiple options: Sync and Connect have list views that work for me. I am curious about other list-view clients that I haven't tried.
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As far as I'm concerned, on an AOSP device, a good client should be available in the F-Droid repository.
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Alexandrite for desktop and Voyager for iOS & Android is nice combo
Alexandrite is everything the Reddit desktop redesign should’ve been. How they managed to fuck that up is beyond me.
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Voyager is 90% Apollo and is absolutely solid. Try Voyager App. Intuitive, beautifully designed and based off Christian’s source code.
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Curious what sync users find about it worth paying for above say Jerboa or whatever? Would appreciate comments.
I used sync on Reddit and was kinda sad to see the dev didn't grandfather people into Sync for Lemmy - especially given the high price of sync and the reuse of work that I'd already paid for. Obviously the guy should get paid, but I think £18 is excessive, especially for existing users.
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I heard a rumor you can look at the usernames who dislike a post or comment on a specific app. This is what I want: help taking the trash out.
One quick question: WTF is an Arctius/Gravity/Olympus...?