try voyager, if it's slow use boost

I'm liking Summit quite a bit

I used RiF (Reddit is Fun) in the before times. When that got shut down I switched to Lemmy and used Jerboa. I can't remember why (maybe something broke) but I switched to Voyager and have been quite happy. I've found out "there's an option for that" multiple times when there was a particular feature I didn't like.

Fuck Spez

I'm probably the only neanderthal left using Sync. I

https://github.com/dbeley/awesome-lemmy#mobile--desktop-apps

In addition to gathering feedback, I would also strongly recommend trying multiple clients to find one that suits your preferences. It is a relatively friction-free experience.

This is very subjective. What I did?

Install ALL THE CLIENTS, log in to each. Use them for a bit, try out the features you think you'll be doing the most. Feel out what each of them do best. Keep the one(s) you like best. 👍

Best of luck!

I just use the web version, works best for me. That being said, I do like Voyager and Jerboa.

Summit and boost (from dev who made the one for reddit) are my favorite

Blorp! Blorp! Blorp!

(No but seriously there is an app called Blorp that I enjoy, can be found on F-Droid)

I really like summit, it's the most redditesque to me.

Mobile or desktop, my preferred interface is mlmym (aka old.lemmy). Unfortunately .ml doesn't host it, I left .ml partially for that reason (and partially for others) to move to lemmy.today which has old.lemmy.today. As a 10+ year old.reddit user I find the old Reddit interface ideal, and mlmym is very faithful at recreating it (and actually fits it better on mobile than real old.reddit).

Surprised that I haven't seen it posted already, but connect feels like joey for reddit. Tried the other app people are talking about, but at least for me, connect feels the most intuitive.

i use Summit, it's good, are others better ? no idea and haven't needed to change because Summit's good

I used Jerboa way back when it was the only option.

Have a paid copy of Boost which is also good.

It's been too long since I used any reddit app to really compare, I just don't remember them well enough. However, I did use them regularly on Android, so maybe they influenced my preferences? Personally, I really like Blorp. It just feels WAYYYY smoother and less cluttered than all the other ones.

I vote for Fennec. Though I haven't used any Reddit clients, so I don't know if it's similar.