I like jerboa a lot and it is open source
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2024
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It's also developed by Desslines, a comrade and lemmy dev
It's also written in Kotlin which is kind of a dope programming language that I wish was used in more places.
Seconding Jerboa. Only real complaint is that it doesn't support Hexbear custom emojis.
word for word what I was gonna post.
My ass will actually go out of my way to log into hexbear in Firefox when I really wanna use an emoji lol.
I have also done this
have the PWA installed solely for that reason
Real but I just save the ones I use most as images
I started using Thunder after someone suggested it and it works really well for me. They even fixed something when I posted in their comm so that I could have vote totals hidden but still see what I've upvoted.
Does thunder support emoji?
It doesnt have a picker but it does and they render at the appropriate size.
Thunder is the most polished app. The design is really good.
I use Voyager, I like its interface. However, it doesn't normalize emoji sizes so some are HUGE. It also doesn't have an emoji picker either.
I stopped using the apps because none support the Hexbear emoji picker. I just use the PWA now(install through the menu in your browser). The only thing I miss is being able to configure individual font sizes.
Firefox mobile / PWA works best for me, there's no real reason for me to move to an app
I use jerboa and just remember the colon codes for emotes
But it doesn't convert them to images after the fact, though, does it? That's why I have never used that method.
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They do show as images for users on browser, but not for users on jerboa.
I'll be damned. I had to see it for myself, but you're right.
Eternity on android is pretty solid
Voyager is working really well for me