I'm currently just using the default app.
Ie, when you click the button in chrome to add app to desktop.
Leaves room to be desired, will check out jeroba soon though
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I'm currently just using the default app.
Ie, when you click the button in chrome to add app to desktop.
Leaves room to be desired, will check out jeroba soon though
Mlem user here. It works pretty great for my needs
i’m currently using the Memmy App flight test. it’s in really early stages but is better than the browser.
Safari on iOS and Firefox on my desktop and laptop. So far I haven’t found an app for iOS that is not in TestFlight.
For some odd reason Firefox on iOS hangs when I’m trying to log in to my Lemmy homeserver.
I'm switching between mlem and Firefox
Memmy! It’s getting updates rapidly and it’s looking very good so far. It’s going to be cross-platform shortly as well. Also has a lower bar for contributors compared to Mlem. A redesign is also in the works.
Jerboa doesn't work for me. Every time I try to login I get a weird java NULL exception error. I wonder if it's cause my Lemmy is a bit outdated (YUNH version). I have had some good luck with lemmur, however it looks like it has not had any updates in months. I am going to try native web app on mobile and see how that goes too
Jerboa here, too. Could use a little work, but seems stable, intuitive, and usable for me at this point. Better than the website definitely, which was having major issues when I tried it a few times.
mlem
Memmy! It’s getting updates rapidly and it’s looking very good so far. It’s going to be cross-platform shortly as well. Also has a lower bar for contributors compared to Mlem. A redesign is also in the works.