I use Connect because it was the first one I saw lol 😆

  • @MisterChief@lemmy.world
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    52 years ago

    Liftoff. I used Jerboa originally but it wasn’t super stable when I started. I also tried Connect which I liked but I simply preferred the UI of Liftoff more.

  • ℕ𝕖𝕞𝕠
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    42 years ago

    Someone told me Jerboa was very similar to RIF, and I’ve found that to be true.

  • @martinbasic@lemmy.world
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    42 years ago

    I use Jerboa. I was so confused at first because it has “Reddit” in its description and I thought it was an open source third-party Reddit client.

  • @slin@feddit.de
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    2 years ago

    Avelon and Mlem.

    Edit: And Arctic.

    All three of them are native iOS Swift apps.

  • asudoxM
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    32 years ago

    Jerboa. Minimalistic, FOSS and is from the official Lemmy devs.

  • @rizoid@midwest.social
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    22 years ago

    I’ve tried most all I can find on Android and I keep going back to connect. I think I’m just used to it and I think it looks better than most.

  • @Anbalsilfer@lemmy.ml
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    22 years ago

    Liftoff. The UI isn’t anything to write home about, but it has the best features for managing multiple accounts across different instances out of all that I’ve tried by far.

  • @jourgeist@lemm.ee
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    22 years ago

    Using Connect as well. It has many of the features that I missed from my previous client. The developer is very active and interacts with the community.

  • edric
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    12 years ago

    I have the beta versions of Mlem, Memmy, Voyager, Thunder, and Avelon. My favorite has been Thunder so far because it has a unique UI and it doesn’t look like just a different variation of the same layout, like the others listed. I have a special exception for Avelon because it can load/embed videos and gifs within the app without opening the in-app browser, and it’s the only app among the ones I tested that can do that.