• @Dark_Blade
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    141 year ago

    I’m still gonna use Reddit on my computer, but not having a functional app is gonna make Reddit unusable on my phone.

    • EthanolParty
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      101 year ago

      I said the same thing at first, but then once I broke the habit of mindlessly opening Reddit is Fun on my phone, I just naturally stopped going to the site on my computer too.

      Well, okay I still open it up once every couple of days to check a few small subs that don’t exist here yet, but aside from that I’m FINALLY FREE

      • @Dark_Blade
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        21 year ago

        Eventually, even those communities might show up here. Then, you’ll probably just forget about Reddit as time goes on, aside from the occasional ‘hey, anyone remember Reddit?’ post.

    • @[email protected]
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      41 year ago

      have you tried simply adding the website (lemmy.world in your case) to your homescreen as an app? it should work fine

    • @[email protected]
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      01 year ago

      The apps for both Android and IOS are improving every day. Search for your device and find a list of available apps

      • @Dark_Blade
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        161 year ago

        I’m talking about Reddit, not Lemmy. I’ve already tried out most Lemmy apps, and they’re incredibly promising; far better than the unusable trash Reddit wants me to use.

        • @[email protected]
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          41 year ago

          You mean to tell me that apps made by community volunteers as a labor of love in a couple of weeks are better than the app made by a for-profit company and has been developed for years? Funny how that works.

          • @Dark_Blade
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            21 year ago

            Not just that, their ‘app’ used to be a beloved iOS app called Alien Blue, which blew everything else out of the water back in the day (imo still does). Reddit bought out and absolutely butchered it in their process to have their own app. They also hired the dev, who was mistreated pretty badly by Reddit management.

            So yes, apps made by community volunteers as a labor of love have always been better than corporate slop designed in a boardroom by cynical executives.