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I've been using Jerboa on Android, it works quite well! I especially appreciate the "all" feed where you can see posts from all instances.
A bit difficult to know if the app or the instance is bugging out when something goes wrong, but I've realized it's mostly the instance (lemmy.ml). I assume it's because all of us Reddit users have come over!
Been using Jerboa for a week and so far so good. So I'm staying here for the long run.
I prefer the mobile website over that app. It works, yes, but I really don't like the UI and UX. I hope we start getting more alternatives and Jebroa also keeps improving!