I'd also like to know. I always have to use the website itself to do any mod actions since my daily use app, Jerboa, doesn't have squat in that department.
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Boost was really good for Reddit. Not sure about lemmy, if you try it let me know :D
Voyager has the basics, although when you look at the log it shows everything on the instance for some reason. The mod queue works well though.
Thanks! Isn't that a pay-per-month? If not, I'll give it a look!
Its free
Not unless I’ve been accidentally pirating something for the past 6 months that I’ve been loyally using it lol
You can't ban people with Voyager.
There is an option for mods to ban.
Hmm, where? Either I don't see it or it's not showing for admins.
I'll look if I'm on the newest version and make a bug report if necessary.
Oh you can’t instance ban yet just ban from communities.
Do you still want a report?
I believe they’re already is one. Thanks for the offer though!
Personally, tesseract is the best for me. It's better on desktop, but works well on mobile, too. You can install it as a PWA. After that it's alexandrite. PWA may or may not work, but you can install any site using the hermit app.