Avelon

Alexandrite for desktop, bean for iOS and Boost for Android

Anything that doesn’t make you pay to remove ads. That files in the face of what lemmy is about.

I'm using Avelon on Ios and I think it's great. I was using Voyager until some months ago.

Thunder rn. The design is minimalistic and supports Material You. It lacks some major features though.

Jerboa because you can see the number of upvotes and downvotes separately. And it's FOSS.

Boost is still smoother and feels nicer though.

I'm on Summit now, it's quite nice. I've managed to set it up to feel similar enough to RiF.

Eternity, for now.

All I can say is that projects were many on iOS during the Reddit API debacle in June and that now, barely any gets updated.

Bean for reading and commenting. It has only one issue and hopefully it will be fixed sooner or later. When someone responds to your comment and you tap to see it, you don't always land on the right spot in the thread. If it's a short thread, you'll be fine, but in a long thread you just can't find where the comment is. In those situations I use Voyager, Thunder or Liftoff. Once Bean fixes that issue, it's going to be the perfect Lemmy client for me.

Thunder. It was the best one out there for me during the early reddit downfall and now that it has everything I need featurewise I love it. Having watched it's devolopment I also feel a little attached to it.

!voyagerapp@lemmy.world

I recently switched to Eternity and I'm loving it so far. Only been using it a day, but I haven't run into any issues or anything to dislike.

I personally do not want to use any applications that have ads/tracking. I don't believe they have any place on Lemmy. I know already that I'm gonna be downvoted to oblivion, but I understand that these devs need to make money somehow. I just think it goes against the whole freer internet thing. Despite this, I don't really have a problem with them because they are contributing to the growth of Lemmy. And besides it is way better than using a centralised social media platform haha, so it will remain a personal choice.

Connect on phone, voyager on desktop

I've tried a few for ios and landed on Bean.

I like Thunder, which is open-source. The Devs are super nice too.