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Relay for Reddit, which was called Reddit News back in the day. I'm aware it still works; dbrady is developing support for subscriptions for those who want that.
I'm going back and forth between Connect and Thunder for Lemmy. Connect seems most like Relay, but they're both good.
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Alien Blue and the Apollo.. both were incredible for their time and nothing compares.
Relay. Besser als boost :p
Baconreader!!
Infinity
Relay. I still use it. It still works.
RedReader, love me some barebones functionality.
Relay. And I still miss it. Better than any of the other apps I've tried for reddit or lemmy. Very smart design and UX that made it far more usable and enjoyable.
Slide. It was open source and available on f-droid. It had been a while since the last update and some features were long longer working (in-app YouTube Playback). But I would just open in browser things that didn't work.
It was very easy to use and highly customizable, which is why I used it. And zero ads. Can't stand ads of any kind.
Boost and Infinity. Then Teddit and Libreddit for the browser.
Rif. Now using Voyager. It's the closest experience I've found.
BaconReader. I didn't shop around. I just downloaded one, liked it enough, and it never gave me reason to go hunting for something different. Unlike the official app, which was one my phone for all of maybe a day.
Relay Pro
Boost for Reddit (And hopefully Lemmy soon)
Apollo
Back when I was on iOS, I started with Alien Blue, then I moved to Apollo when reddit purchased it.
After I switched to android, I settled on Sync and Boost. I used Sync about 90% of the time but I had my alts on Boost and would have different feeds split between the apps. The last few versions of Boost had gotten me to start thinking about using it more but then the API changes were announced.
Apollo. Now using Narwhal.
Slide then Sync
Started with Sync then Boost when I found it. Boost was my favorite of all I tried.
ReddPlanet
Relay, then Boost, ended on Infinity.
Reddit is Fun.
Apollo.
On Android, I used Infinity, moved from Baconreader. On iOS, I used Apollo.
Sun for reddit.
The developer is porting it over for lemmy
Apollo on iOS Sync on Android
Sync, then something (I don't remember what) pushed my to Joey)
Boost for Reddit and the Sync for Reddit, good news is that both apps are coming for Lemmy.
BaconReader for a while, then Boost the past couple of years. Anxiously awaiting Boost for Lemmy, but trying out a lot of others in the meantime.
I started out with BaconReader, then I moved over to Sync, then when Sync development slowed down I moved over to Infinity
Started with Boost, then switched to Infinity because Boost Pro wasn't compatible with CalyxOS.
Boost for conversations. Relay for image galleries.