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this post was submitted on 14 Mar 2025
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Currently using phtn.app for browsing lemmy, though it’s a bit buggy on mobile. V2 will be coming soon so hopefully most bugs will be fixed.
What y’all using?
Voyager on android, im perfectly happy with it.
Jerboa. Tried several and liked it best.
That's the one I like. Or piefeds mobile on Firefox.
Boost for Lemmy on Android.
Thunder. I used to use Sync for reddit before, and used it a bit for Lemmy. But I like thunder a bit more.
I also use Interstellar for mbin.
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I'm using my web browser (on mobile)! I know I'm not the only one, but that's usually pretty unpopular. I've never been big on social media, but I've never used an app for any of them I have used in the past, including Reddit. Website with ad blockers for me, screw those guys. Here, though, I might give in eventually and try an app...
I also just use the web interface and it is so simple and excellent to use. I will never use an app for this.
Phtn.app is actually a website/selfhosted interface for lemmy. The mobile PWA is a big buggy, but the desktop one works fine.
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Firefox
Connect for Lemmy. Super under- rated.
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Let’s gooo
Good for Lemmy.
Let's go Lemmyyyyy!!!!
Glad to be part of it!
where can I check these status? Which website do you use?
The one shown is from join-lemmy:
https://join-lemmy.org/instances
Also of interest for people that love statistics (which I do):
https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy
https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/stats
EDIT: As you can see, the Fediverse being what it is, it's basically impossible to get an exact, definitive count, so the numbers will always be a bit fuzzy. But they clearly show trends
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