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I use Connect on my phone. I've tried others, even Sync when it came out but I guess I was already used to Connect.

Sync for lemmy now. Boost for lemmy when it comes out. Jerboa is nice too.

Sync followed by Liftoff

I like Thunder and Infinity

Infinity!

Voyager recently got added to F-Droid but can also be used as PWA from a web browser but personally I'm currently waiting until Infinity for Lemmy actually will get it's first stable release

when I wanted a lemmy app, searching f-droid only pulled up Jerboa, and I remain happy with it.

Infinity for Lemmy! I've been using Infinity for Reddit way before the API situation, and I am very used to the interface.

Tried other clients like Thunder and Connect, but the interfaces are either too chunky or the colors are off. Infinity for Lemmy is essentially a complete copy of the original and I love it.

I was using Jerboa for most things but using the progressive web app as well. Sync is my preferred method for browsing and commenting at this point, but I'm still using the PWA for mod responsibilities and submissions (though I think LJ expects to have submissions working soon and 🤞 mod tools aren't far behind). It's fair to say that Sync is my preference due to comfort but the amount of customization is what makes it so comfy in the first place.

Liftoff is working really well for me!

Infinity is great, much cleaner/easier to read layout compared to Sync IMO.

Sync, Liftoff and Voyager are the three I've used. They're all good.

Liftoff, voyager. Really loving the look of Infinity but it's very stage and missing some features. Maybe down the road infinity might become my app of choice if it adds more features that I like.

I had a look on F-Droid and it seems that Jerboa and Lemmur are your best options.

I'm using both Liftoff and Jerboa. I can't decide which is better, so I'm interested in others people love.

I really really wanted to use Jerboa. I love Jerboas and I love FOSS.

But I tried sync today and it's just better.

Really disappointed at the pricing model but I'm just ad blocking it in protest of the insane pricing.

As an app though, I'd happily buy it for a reasonable price given the quality.

I've only tried Liftoff, but I'm liking it so far.

Infinity is the best Reddit client I've ever tried, and I will say the same for the Lemmy fork. I have deleted everything else but Sync and Infinity.

I've tried a few and Thunder is my favourite, plus it's F/OSS

I've tried pretty much every app available, and liked Thunder the most. second place goes to Jerboa.

https://lemmyapps.netlify.app/

Every of the "Hot" app there is a solid choice, but it will probably depend on their personal preferences

@admin tell me I’m not the only person in the world who thought ‘Lemmy???’ What on earth does it mean nowadays?

The web browser works fine for me, and then I don't have a other app on my phone. I've tried a bunch of different apps, Jerboa, Liftoff, Wefwef/voyager, and connect, and I keep coming back to just viewing it in browser. Haven't tried Sync because the idea of wilfully putting ads into a thing that doesn't have them is disgusting to me.

Jeroba

I used Infinity for Reddit and I tried Sync and Jerboa for Lemmy. So now I am using Infinity for Lemmy and it's really good. Feels the same as the original Infinity and has almost all the advanced features.

All apps require some customization for my preference. Once I'm done with customizing, there's hardly any difference between apps. I'm currently using Connect, because it's very customizable. I like the list view and the option not to preload pictures to save on data.

Voyager is also pretty good, but the webapp seemed to conflict with my browser. Maybe that's fixed in the native app.

I don't understand why anyone likes card view at all. It's pretty much the reason why I was locked to using a third party app for Reddit in the first place when they "updated" the site back in 2018.

I'm currently using Sync but once some of the others polish up and catch up, I'll probably switch. All of the actively developed apps have a solid foundation, some are just newer than others.

I'm not sure if its open source, so technically not FOSS, but Connect is by far my favorite UI and UX wise.

I got used to stock because at the time I was searching for an app there was none. I have added PWA shortcut to homescreen and it just works

I've tried every one that I know of, repeatedly, and I still don't think any of the others compare to Voyager. And that's on the web app, haven't even tried the Play Store/F-Droid version yet.

For me, it's also a question of the development speed and responsiveness of the dev community. Voyager gets an update almost every single day, sometimes more than one a day, and the devs are super responsive and nice.