I initially tried Lemmy and thought it was too complicated - until I tried it with the wefwef.app web app. It’s design is really similar to Apollo, and is quite responsive for being a web app. Definitely give it a try before giving up on Lemmy.

  • @Demigod787
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    112 years ago

    It’s the one true successor to Apollo, and I say that because it’s an identical copy. I’m just worried that the developer might drop dead at any second now. Bloke has been throwing updates at us right, left and centre. And he’s also pretty active, commenting here and there. Mate got me worried.

    • @noob_pointerOP
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      22 years ago

      It’s actually pretty impressive to see multiple features added within days - I wish app store apps could get updated this quickly.

  • @Boobski
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    102 years ago

    Seconded! I’ve been using it for a few days now and it’s very similar to Apollo and super intuitive.

    • @G_Wash1776
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      62 years ago

      I’m stuck switching between Memmy and Wefwef

      • @Demigod787
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        22 years ago

        Try both out and see what you like, no pressure.

  • @[email protected]
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    102 years ago

    Agreed, the name is preeeeetty strange but I’m super impressed with this PWA!

    Not gonna lie, I renamed it to Apollo when installing 😂

  • mr_robot
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    82 years ago

    The more I use wefwef, the more I am impressed. By far the most functional web app I’ve seen.

  • @Wednesday
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    82 years ago

    I could kiss you. I’ve been trying to find the alternative that fit right. Just setup on Wefwef and am dropping my first comment. You’re a damn saint!

    • @noob_pointerOP
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      22 years ago

      Glad to help - initially the name itself turned me off from even checking it out.

  • LazaroFilm
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    62 years ago

    The Apollo import feature was great. (You import an Apollo backup and it lists all your subscribed subs. Then clicking each opens a search for similar communities.

  • LazaroFilm
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    52 years ago

    Wefwef is really nice. And it’s just a WebApp! Down side, no notifications with WebApps if I remember correctly)

    • Massada
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      32 years ago

      Apple has added notification support to web apps.

  • @Rhonos23
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    42 years ago

    Can confirm, this one’s amazing!

  • @netwren
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    42 years ago

    Former Reddit is Fun user. Loving wefwef so far, migrated from Jerboa because I wasn’t fond of the UX direction and wefwef seems to be nailing it.

  • @Jackolantern
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    32 years ago

    Although is it just me or sometimes I find the posts refresh slowly or not at all

    • @noob_pointerOP
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      52 years ago

      no it happens to me too, it’s still a bit buggy, the developer was getting the app rate limited at one point by Lemmy. Luckily they seem to be pretty active on the github page (it’s open source!) https://github.com/aeharding/wefwef

      • LazaroFilm
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        Wait, it’s all in Java Script (well, technically it’s i. typeScript with Vite JS). that means you could host your own WefWef instance on a private server like a Raspberry Pi or something… interesting. You could have direct access to your own private instance. You could customize or tweak it, and it may help with connection speed when you’re browsing from the same network.

      • @Jackolantern
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        22 years ago

        Oh that’s good to know. Thank you!

  • @theangryseal
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    32 years ago

    I’m enjoying it so much. Thank goodness this exists.

  • Artistan
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    32 years ago

    I’m currently trying out Thunder. I’ll have to try this…