Brand new to the platform. Just wondering if I have to use my browser each time. Thanks. Ps. F reddit mods

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There’s like 40 of them lol. I personally like Voyager, but there are a bunch of really good options.

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many of them are archived, outdated or simply removed. that list needs a total recheck.

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3 points

Last commits shows the one that haven’t been updated for a while

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10 points

I really like boost

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I used RIF in the before times, and boost is the closest thing I’ve found to duplicate that experience.

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Same, RIF to Boost. It’s been a great transition.

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10 points

I’ve tried a few, voyager fits what I need.

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https://join-lemmy.org/apps is a better list

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Absolutely not. It hasn’t been updated in forever and is missing a bunch of good apps. The one above automatically updates based on the releases, it’s sortable, searchable, etc.

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Connect gang rise

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Sync allows user tagging, but it’s a feature of the Ultra version since those tags are stored on sync’s private server. Ultra got a few other perks such as in-app translation, text extraction (from pictures / screenshots) etc., but it’s rather pricey.

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I use sync and yeah it’s paid, but I thought it was worth it

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That list is pretty outdated. A better resource for new users is https://www.lemmyapps.com/

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There is like 40 apps

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I use voyager which I know is available on iOS. There’s a lot of android options as well.

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Voyager gang.

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I use Voyager on Android phone and iPad.

It’s not perfect, but it’s the least sucky Lemmy experience I’ve had so far.

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Voyager

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I use voyager on android and I’m happy with it so far.

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Voyager is good in some ways but I think Mlem is better in a bunch more ways. I really dislike that in voyager when you are typing a comment you can’t pull down to see the thread or anything at all as it tries to delete your comment. Why in the world would I want to delete my comment by pulling down like that? So many apps do that, like YouTube.

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I find mlem better in all ways except is has all sorts of annoying haptic actions and weird alerts, but they seem to be attenuating with each update

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I use Voyager on Android with the iOS theme.

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43 points

Tell me to didn’t try without saying you didn’t try.

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I searched Lemmy in the app store. I didn’t (and still don’t) understand why there are a bunch of third-party apps that connect to Lemmy. But it seemed like Voyager was popular, so I went with that.

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I would read up on how the fediverse works if you don’t understand why there are so many “third-party” apps.

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These 2 things are not related though? Reddit is not part of the fediverse and had plenty of third party apps until they changed the API.

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Lemmy is not one centralized entity or corporation, so it is impossible for a first party app to exist. Think of it like a collection of separately run clubs/groups that all communicate with each other over the same medium. But the medium is not run by a single person or company.

However, Jerboa is the app made by Lemmy devs themselves, so I suppose it’s as close to “first party” as you can get.

Personally, I use and prefer Voyager.

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That’s because there’s no “first party”. Just protocols and people

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Ah, so you were looking for something that was “first party”?

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Yes. But I think im starting to understand how this works

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