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Voyager is the way to go. It doesn't even feel like it's "just" a WebApp.
I respect your opinion. For me it was super clunky. I tried every app for lemmy. The best one is sync for now. If there is a proper competition it will be boost for lemmy.
I'm back after testing Sync for a few minutes and... You're absolutely right and I think Sync is winning me over!
I mean it's nice, but it's also super clunky
Voyager is amazing. I'm now battling between it and thunder. I've been using Voyager a lot more than thunder.
I haven't checked out Thunder yet! I'm amazed at how fast apps for Lemmy started showing up after the whole Reddit API fiasco!
Thunder is a very good app. I've been testing it on both Android and iOS. It's been solid. Still missing a thing or two and has some issues, but it is really nice. I do like voyager a lot, too
None of the other lemmy apps I've used have quite felt right, though I think voyager was the best of the ones I tried in terms of ease of use. I really liked sync for reddit, so I'm hoping I'll like the lemmy version too. I generally try to avoid subscriptions, but if I like the app and they offer a one time payment to be ad free at some point then I'm fine with that. Tbh so far I haven't actually seen any ads though so if they're not obtrusive then they won't bother me. Devs gotta put food on the table somehow.
I just started testing it out and I gotta say, Sync for Lemmy is absolutely beautiful!
I'd buy it in a heartbeat if it offered a one time option!
It's available as a one time purchase now