Most clients unfortunately target Android. But for things I open often I prefer to not use Waydroid.
I recently found https://github.com/lemmygtk/lemoa. I found it’s usable, but not very adaptive. What do you use?
i use the web client through Tangram, which is just a web browser (webkitgtk) with UX tailored to hosting web apps.
A while ago I made a basic Lemmy app for Ubuntu Touch: https://github.com/poVoq/ulemmy
I doubt it still works as I abandoned it when my Nexus4 broke and thus I didn’t have a phone to test it on, but most likely it could be revived by someone.
I just use the web interface or mlmym.org on LibreWolf. Never been a fan of apps even on Android.
That is awesome. Does it work well on a phone screen? I’m just starting to experiment with an Ubuntu Touch install and would love to have Librewolf running on it.
@Shatur Mastodon here instead of Lemmy, but makes no difference on the Fediverse.
Depends on what you mean by “makes no difference” - there being good Mastodon apps for Linux phones doesn’t really help those who can’t stand Twitter-style social media!
@cnnrduncan I mean that I am able to consume lemmy content like this post and to interact with it like my replies. Personal interface preferrence is irrelevant, anyone is free to use anything they like.
I thought about it, but looks like I need to register a different account on a Mastodon instance in order to login, right?
What client would you recommend? What I found inconvenient is that all comments are mixes with posts…
I don’t use a dedicated app at all to use Lemmy on my Librem 5 daily-driver. I access it via Firefox. To do this, I created a dedicated Firefox profile for Lemmy and created an app icon for it in the app gallery. More details here.