Missing wefwef. Every app has its flaws, but Connect is the more feature-rich.

It's easy to complain about the bugs in every one of them, but let's not forget that for the vast majority of us, we didn't even know that Lemmy ever existed a month ago.

Progress has been astounding

I've used Jerboa for a while, but now I've switched to Liftoff. Loving it so far! Great interface, no lags, and better customization possibilities. Plus, compared to a lot of other apps, it's free software

I've tried a few apps, but I keep going back to Jerboa

Liking Connect so far myself.

Waiting patiently for Sync as I keep using Jerboa.

I'm just waiting for Boost for Lemmy, meanwhile I'm using Connect.

Connect feels very clean, it might be the best app out of my list.

I've been using connect and it's actually quite good and smooth.

I keep trying all of them but keep coming back to Jerboa. It uses it's screen space most efficiently (even with all the customisations of the others) and for me seems to work the best.

Edit: Connect is probably the next best one I've tried on Android (and potentially better functioning than Jerboa), but the font is too bold however small I make it.

I like Connect so far. Thanks for doing this

Can't find thunder on the Playstore, so far it's either connect or liftoff. Connect works better but liftoff looks better. But I really hope boost for Lemmy will be released soon

I've settled on liftoff until boost is released. Seems to be the best combination of functioning features and nice UI IMO.

I am waiting for boost for Lemmy.

I switched from Jerboa to Connect because it crashed a little too often and was a little clunky on the scrolling. Connect doesn't have any of those issues and feels like Infinity so it'll probably be my daily.

Connect was the smoothest switch from sync for me, they also just added haptic feedback

Wefwef.app FTW

Thunder for the win. > This comment was sponsored by the developer

I've used every single app that can work on Android (including the web apps) found here - https://lemmyapps.netlify.app/

Connect seems to be the most feature filled and smoothest experience in my opinion.

Which app deals best with hiding already read content? I only found the option in Connect to hide the posts I already scrolled over. Joey for areddit had a post contextual menu item to hide everything above, that was the most convenient to me. Or is there any other technique to not to stare at the same content at each session ?

Currently doing the same. I liked Connect but navigation is a bit confusing so for now sticking with Jerboa. Gonna give other apps a try while I wait for Boost for Lemmy.

Starting day 1 with Summit and things are already not looking good. I don't think I can check my profile or notifications.

If I don't reply to comments today blame this thing :D. I'm not switching to a different app until tomorrow even to check my inbox.

Update 1: They updated the inbox thing during my day with Summit and it actually feels very good now. They just need to add profiles and it will actually be a viable option for my full-time app. I do miss Liftoff's feature where I can see all the new comments on my community tho.

I've replaced Lemmotif with Wefwef as Lemmotif doesn't support login yet. If I get two apps with missing inboxes in a row I'll open up Liftoff for a few minutes to reply to messages. Bye for now as it's hard to find this post every time I want to reply to comments.

Huh, Fennec is the name of my web browser. Which I definitely recommend, it's a fork of Firefox stable with all proprietary and telemetry removed.

Jerboa sucks ass. Liftoff is great imo.

I've been on lemmy a total of 2 hours between both apps

First I started with jerboa, but it was a rough start that pushed me to try to develop my own app, quite a fun experience. Besides that, Liftoff and wefwef are the clear leaders here for me, design and feature wise.

Are you planning to update this post, or make a new review post each day? I'm very interested in your results!

I keep hoping for Infinity for Reddit to port to "for Lemmy"/"for kbin", but the original dev has no interest (they're converting to a paid model) and so far no one's seriously thought about forking it.

So I've just been sticking with the mobile webpage. And honestly, it's not that bad. I'm using a few userscripts (mobile Firefox for the win) to clean it up just a tad, and it's honestly pretty good.

Memmy?

you should try subscribing to your home feed in an rss reader for a day too, it's a great feature of lemmy and discourages scrolling forever

Keep us posted