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What are your top three features you'd like to see on your favorite Lemmy client? (self.lemmyapps)

submitted 1 year ago by kratoz29 to c/lemmyapps

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For me it would be:

Monet icon and Material UI design.
Mark read post while scrolling.
A button to hide such read posts.

I know there are more critical functions which most of the apps are lacking like going straight to the comment from a reply, it wasn't a big deal before because there were not many comments, but now it is becoming harder to find the context!

So far only Jerboa and Thunder qualifies the first "needs" for me!

Please share yours!

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[–] kratoz29 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I never used RIF, not that I remember though.

Only used Relay, Boost and Sync for Reddit, do you know if it was very different to those?

[–] neblem 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I only briefly tried other apps. RIF was older (and hardened, so super performant + stable), and kept the information density high (less whitespace) similar to old.reddit. Lots of internal integrations with other sites so my reddit browsing didn't affect my feeds on other sites (particularly YouTube). https://www.androidpolice.com/best-reddit-apps/ has a good comparison of the main apps.

[–] kratoz29 2 points 1 year ago

Oh I see, sadly most of those apps are gonna die, devs deserved better.