I’m currently using Memmy and it’s giving me Apollo vibes but I’m open to testing out other apps ^^

  • @PreciousDeclaration@lemmy.world
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    22 years ago

    I mostly use Jerboa, but if I start having issues with it, I also have Liftoff, Connect, wefwef, Thunder and a shortcut/PWA (for each instance that I have an account with) installed on my phone, so I can always use one of them as well, plus I like to see how each of the apps are progressing. Mostly though, just waiting for Sync for Lemmy to be released.

  • HatchetHaro
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    Here are the apps I’ve used for Lemmy on Android!

    • Liftoff - my current app of choice. It’s very fast, supports the gestures I need, and while it lacks a bit in appearance customization, it makes up for it in speed and features.
    • Connect - I originally wrote it off due to the inability to disable swipe gestures, though I tried to switch back to it after that feature was added. It’s now a very pleasant experience, with a lot of customization! The only downside is that it is still slower than Liftoff at the moment.
    • Jerboa - decent, but buggy.
    • Lemmotif - no features, no logins, no customization, no posting, no nothing; just pure, blazingly fast, Lemmy doomscrolling.
  • Lancerrx
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    62 years ago

    Using browser for now. Waiting Sync for lemmy

  • @AMDmi3@lemmy.world
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    32 years ago

    There isn’t much choice - F-Droid only contains Jerboa (not counting abandoned and broken Lemmur).

    • @shiftybits@lemmy.world
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      22 years ago

      Yeah I’m not about to switch to the fediverse and not use fully open source apps. I install almost nothing from the Google play store. There’s no need to use Google play services to make a lemmy app.

    • @hypertown@lemmy.world
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      32 years ago

      WefWef works great as a web app. Just open wefwef.app in your browser and click install in browser context menu.

        • @hypertown@lemmy.world
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          22 years ago

          I believe they don’t store any credentials on the server. If you really don’t trust them you can also host your own instance. You can read more here

  • @limit@lemmy.world
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    92 years ago

    Connect for lemmy has a pretty nice clean look that can be customized to look a lot like RIF. Been enjoying it so far.

  • @Mr_Buscemi@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    172 years ago

    WefWef app on Android. It’s been pretty great and seeing it get updates every day with new improvements is nice.

    I switched back to Android right before Apollo came out so I never had experience with that. This is supposedly just like it with fewer features. Even so, I can see why people loved Apollo so much if it resembled WefWef even slightly.