Jerboa is the most feature-complete, but it crashes pretty often and it adopts new Lemmy API versions a bit early, so all instances don’t always have the time to get updated. Besides, the look is simple and functional, but I can’t say it’s pretty.
So far, I really like Thunder’s looks, interface and UX. It’s not very intuitive, but the swipe-based gesture system is really promising, and so far it’s also the prettiestt. It still lacks many important features (editing posts and comments), but they’re not essential enough to prevent me from using them, and I’ve been mostly browsing with that in the last few days.
Liftoff looks really good as well. As others said, it looks a lot like Infinity, which was my go-to Reddit app. However, I don’t like the dark theme options we have so far: dark is too light, and AMOLED is a single black screen, which makes posts hard to distinguish at a glance. Once we get more theming options, I might switch to Liftoff.
Jerboa is the most feature-complete, but it crashes pretty often and it adopts new Lemmy API versions a bit early, so all instances don’t always have the time to get updated. Besides, the look is simple and functional, but I can’t say it’s pretty.
So far, I really like Thunder’s looks, interface and UX. It’s not very intuitive, but the swipe-based gesture system is really promising, and so far it’s also the prettiestt. It still lacks many important features (editing posts and comments), but they’re not essential enough to prevent me from using them, and I’ve been mostly browsing with that in the last few days.
Liftoff looks really good as well. As others said, it looks a lot like Infinity, which was my go-to Reddit app. However, I don’t like the dark theme options we have so far: dark is too light, and AMOLED is a single black screen, which makes posts hard to distinguish at a glance. Once we get more theming options, I might switch to Liftoff.