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Finally tried the official Reddit app. It's as bad as they say.
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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Apollo for lemmy when?
Wefwef is pretty much exactly that
Try www.wefwef.app!
if u liked RiF, Connect to Lemmy is a p good app. After messing w the settings browsing lemmy feels so much cleaner.
I've been having some html errors in Connect, I'm back on Jerboa for now. I like Connect's UI a lot more though
Same here, I like Connect but I can't load a single comment on there so for now I'm on Jerboa. TBD where I end up permanently though.
That might be fixed now, I had the same issue on Connect a short while ago, and it's working now. I'm just waiting for Sync to come out for Lemmy.
I'm trying Thunder right now and this one is very nice as well. But I'm getting the same problems as Connect.. I click on a post from my profile and it says the post doesn't exist.
At least on Thunder, it still loads the main post and I can scroll to my comment (which is how I'm replying to you. On Connect, my comment doesn't even show up and other comments are missing.
I really do like thunder though so far it's #1
I switched to the browser on my phone. All these apps are half finished right now. Which is completely fine, and understandable. But the actual site on a browser is "feature complete" and easy to use.