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Voyager is the way to go. It doesn't even feel like it's "just" a WebApp.
I respect your opinion. For me it was super clunky. I tried every app for lemmy. The best one is sync for now. If there is a proper competition it will be boost for lemmy.
I'm back after testing Sync for a few minutes and... You're absolutely right and I think Sync is winning me over!
I mean it's nice, but it's also super clunky
I haven't checked out Thunder yet! I'm amazed at how fast apps for Lemmy started showing up after the whole Reddit API fiasco!
None of the other lemmy apps I've used have quite felt right, though I think voyager was the best of the ones I tried in terms of ease of use. I really liked sync for reddit, so I'm hoping I'll like the lemmy version too. I generally try to avoid subscriptions, but if I like the app and they offer a one time payment to be ad free at some point then I'm fine with that. Tbh so far I haven't actually seen any ads though so if they're not obtrusive then they won't bother me. Devs gotta put food on the table somehow.
I just started testing it out and I gotta say, Sync for Lemmy is absolutely beautiful!
I'd buy it in a heartbeat if it offered a one time option!
It's available as a one time purchase now