• @balssh@lemm.ee
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    01 month ago

    Currently using phtn.app for browsing lemmy, though it’s a bit buggy on mobile. V2 will be coming soon so hopefully most bugs will be fixed.

    What y’all using?

      • @balssh@lemm.ee
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        01 month ago

        I tried it but I have one beef with it: once logged in, my subscribed communities are no longer appearing and i have to resubbscribe to all of them. I did it once on phtn and wouldn’t want to do it all over again as I’m hopping around lemmy apps.

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            1 month ago

            I thought so, but at least in Voyagger iOS after I logged in I had no subscriptions. I didn’t bother to double check for now as I’m quite happy with phtn.

            LE: reinstalled voyager and now I have my subscriptions linked with my account. Looks dope too.

    • Matt
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      01 month ago

      Eternity on phone, Lemmy as a PWA on my tablet and official Lemmy site on my laptop and on desktop.

    • @JayGray91@lemmy.zip
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      01 month ago

      Thunder. I used to use Sync for reddit before, and used it a bit for Lemmy. But I like thunder a bit more.

      I also use Interstellar for mbin.

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          1 month ago

          From what I understand, it’s a fork of kbin. when kbin dev went silent and didn’t trust anybody else to help them, a few other devs forked it.

          • @balssh@lemm.ee
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            01 month ago

            And what do you think of it? What’s the general feeling? I remember being hyped about kbin then there were lots of problems with the site, then dev disappeared.

            • @JayGray91@lemmy.zip
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              01 month ago

              Idk it doesn’t really feel different NGL

              I haven’t been using both Lemmy and mbin that long, just lurking mostly

              And for that I don’t have any problems

              And the same way I used reddit, both I use for mobile. So apps make or break it. And the choice of Lemmy apps outshine the only app for mbin. Interstellar is good for mbin, but I just like thunder and sync more for myself.

              I picked mbin for the combined threads posting like reddit and microblogging like twitter/masto but have to day I don’t try to take advantage of that

              On the other hand I’m looking forward to piefed maturing more. Since they have multireddit / combined topic community feeds

    • db0
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      01 month ago

      Tesseract on desktop and mobile.

      • mesa
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        01 month ago

        That’s the one I like. Or piefeds mobile on Firefox.

    • @cabinet_sanchez@midwest.social
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      01 month ago

      I’m using my web browser (on mobile)! I know I’m not the only one, but that’s usually pretty unpopular. I’ve never been big on social media, but I’ve never used an app for any of them I have used in the past, including Reddit. Website with ad blockers for me, screw those guys. Here, though, I might give in eventually and try an app…

      • @MyOpinion@lemm.ee
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        01 month ago

        I also just use the web interface and it is so simple and excellent to use. I will never use an app for this.

      • @balssh@lemm.ee
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        01 month ago

        Phtn.app is actually a website/selfhosted interface for lemmy. The mobile PWA is a big buggy, but the desktop one works fine.

    • @finitebanjo@lemmy.world
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      01 month ago

      A mobile browser for phone a desktop browser for desktop.

      Idk why anybody would actually want a third party app that is so insecure.