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I've just started on Lemmy very recently, but I've been trying out different Android Lemmy clients. I'm currently on 'Voyager for Lemmy' which I installed from F-Droid, and personally this has been my best experience yet
I tried a few other clients as well and settled on Voyager in the end. The experience is great, it's being actively developed and the dev is active in !voyagerapp@lemmy.world. Can recommend!
FYI, voyager started as a hyper performant webapplication namef wefwef
https://wefwef.app/
I still have it as a shortcut on my phone as a backup to the official app
Voyager is a fantastic experience imo. I tried other clients like Jerboa and a couple others I can't remember the names of. The others were always a buggy mess whereas Voyager actually just worked. Dunno if the other apps eventually improved, but I wasn't personally keen on sticking around through their significant growing pains when Voyager already existed.
I haven't seen bugs in Jerboa in ages.
That's great to hear! Makes sense that they would have worked them out eventually. I just never saw a reason to try to switch back. I tried out a bunch of different apps until I found one that I liked and worked well is all.
~~Voyager is a good client but it's a variation of infinity which with Infinity I don't really vibe with. Its not a bad client just not for me.~~
Sorry I'm thinking of eternity π . My bad