I tried a handful, and the one I liked best is Thunder. There were aspects I liked about Voyager too, but Thunder was set up better in my opinion.
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Voyager is my favorite, but mlem is a close second for me
Glad to hear that you like Voyager too. π€
Jerboa is great. Free and made by the head Lemmy Dev. Never tried others
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Connect has works well for me. Reminds me of reddit is fun which was my go to
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Thunder, for sure
Thanks for the opinion.
Thunder ... I currently use it Eternity if you're used to infinity for reddit
Thanks for the suggestion, mate.
In use Voyager for my daily driver here on this account and Jerboa for my NSFW account.
I love Voyager for the "hide read posts" and the some of the sitting and layout stuff. I like Jerboa for the erections!
Yeah, the βhide read postβ feature really helps me to focus on particular reply that I want to read. π₯
Mlem looks the best but it feels choppy as hell. So Iβm using voyager instead still quite good and runs smooth.
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Can't recommend Thunder enough, especially if you like a good compact mode/gesture-based UI. The devs are great and very responsive on the github repo, and the app just keeps getting better!
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