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it's nice, but we need more content and more 3rd party mobile apps, i mean Jerboa is nice, but many of us are used to their favorite reddit app
Sadly, Apollo๐ข.
for me it's Relay, sad days are coming
Relay here too. Cheers to u/dbrady
yup, i dream of Relay for Lemmy port, would be rad AF
That dream is in my head as well :)
I'm hoping Christian (the dev of Apollo) takes on making a Lemmy client. :D
I would love if that happens but I don't think it could be worth it for him (appart from being a side project). And I bet that he is exhausted as hell after all the drama.
Exhausted and probably devastated, yeah. Maybe if lemmy takes off in popularity. :) I'd love to support great devs like him.
I used Slide, not Apollo, but the amount of reverence that app seems to get here makes me wonder if he did port it over how much that would expedite/improve migration from reddit. If I were in his position, I'd do it out of spite.
Indeed, he would be the poster child of Lemmy and thousands would follow!
I was just thinking the same, except with Sync for Android, would love to see all that work kept alive as a Lemmy client now that Reddit has screwed everything up.
I haven't tried it myself yet, but I would expect that a platform without an app to push will have a usable mobile-friendly site at least. (Most users are mobile, so it would be strange if they didn't.)