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Android

  • Infinity for Lemmy
  • Warami (No release yet)
  • AOS (No release yet)
  • Lemmur (Abandoned)

IOS

  • Gravity
  • Cavy (No development?)
  • Ares (No release yet)
  • Remmel

Linux

  • Lemoa GTK client
  • Lemonade GTK4 client
  • Servitor

Windows

MacOS

Web based

  • Leanish

Browser extensions

  • Mullem
    • Firefox addon: link
  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
    -10•1 year ago

    Why the obsession with apps? Apps are pushed by companies because they can show ads regardless of installed ad blockers and because they can harvest more data about you to sell to advertisers. Because of this they’ve been progressively making the mobile web worse for years now to force people onto their apps.

    But it doesn’t need to be that way. Mobile websites can operate just as effectively as mobile apps and I think this website is a great example of that. I for one would love not having to click “no, I don’t want to open your website in your stupid app, that’s why I opened it in my browser” every time I visit a website on my phone. It used to be that way. I’d love to see it that way again, and this site is a step in the right direction.

    • @Apoidea
      16•1 year ago

      Gesture and touch controls in general are much smoother in app compared to web browser.

    • @Noedel
      8•1 year ago

      The website is literally unusable on 0.17. It’s loading sooo many random posts and everything keeps moving around.

      I wouldn’t be here without apps. Can’t wait for 0.18.1 though.

      • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
        0•1 year ago

        Huh, I haven’t had that experience yet. Which app do you like the best so far, just in case it starts doing that to me?

    • @rist097OP
      4•1 year ago

      While I do agree with you that every website today expects you to have an app. I will certainly in most cases prefer a website instead of app for websites that I don’t use very often.

      For websites that I do use often, I prefer to use a polished app that I find the most comfortable to use. Then there is accessibility problem for people who cannot use the web version, which can be solved by apps.

      • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
        2•1 year ago

        That’s understandable. I prefer to install as few apps as possible, so seeing a functional and modern mobile website here was a breath of fresh air.