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Edit: should also mention this is only one of the key features. The client will also have a website version that functions - hopefully - near identical to the mobile app. It will be offline first allowing you to browse cached content without internet.

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[–] moseschrute 7 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I really appreciate that! I’m aiming for a TestFlight beta in 2 months. Technically, there is no reason I can’t launch a beta today, but I want to have the app be functional enough that it’s mostly usable.

I’ll DM you when I have a beta up.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Great! Looking forward to it. Colour scheme and the iOS focus remind me of Bean, which was my favourite Lemmy client up until the dev abandoned it.

Voyager is great but it does feel like a web app at times, especially when you get the very common “can’t load the database” error. It looks the part compared to Apollo, but it doesn’t always act it.

[–] moseschrute 1 points 1 week ago

Yes! I believe Voyager’s database issue is caused by Safari’s implementation of IndexedDB since voyager runs in a web view. Since my app also has a web version, I suppose you could technically get that error in the browser. But the actual native app you install doesn’t use a web view or IndexedDB, so you will never see that error.