Blorp. I like how it pretty much looks exactly like the Reddit app. I never access this place on my PC just cause I see no reason to do so.

Boost for Lemmy, Android

Phone, boost. Always forget I can also use my desktop browser but honestly I'm so used to Boost it's like it's a completely different website

Really it was Reddit no longer allowing third party apps to use their APIs that got me to look elsewhere and since I had been using Boost for Reddit anyway, and there was also a Boost for Lemmy

On mobile I use db0 Voyager pwa. on desktop I use old.lemmy.world but if db0 every set up that mlmym skin I'd use that on desktop

Boost app

I use it from the toilet

Currently, the living room. I’m accessing it via browser on my phone or ipad.

Mostly on mobile.

I switch between 3 apps because they each have features that I like.

Jerboa because I like to view user profiles and communities moderated

Voyager because I like the user tagging feature

Eternity because I prefer timestamp format instead of time elapsed format, and it reminds me of Infinity which was my preferred 3rd party app to browse reddit, when I used to do that.

If only I could have user profiles, user tags, and timestamps in one app...

interstellar with Mbin because it also supports mastodon

Mobile, in browser with desktop mode on.

I'm weird about apps. It's not even a privacy thing really, I just never got into them as a concept.

I had bought the ad-free version of Boost before the Redditpocalypse, so I got the ad-free Lemmy Boost and have found it to be pretty great.

When I'm at my computer, I use the theme that looks like a dark mode of old reddit.

From home mostly. Sometimes from public transport, or the shitter at work.

Voyager. I've been extremely happy with it.

Toilet.

On mobile with Voyager. I've tried other clients, but I always come back to Voyager.

Right now, from Emacs.

Voyager App.
Almost exclusively.

My phone in the woods in the foothills of southern Appalachia

VSCode extension.

Mobile Voyager user here too. I’m mostly pretty happy with it, as it reminds me a lot of Apollo. It would be nice if keywords and link domains I’ve blocked were sorted alphabetically instead of by block date, and if crossposts from communities I’ve blocked were also themselves blocked.

I don’t think I’ve signed into the web version in months, if not at least a year.

Summit for Android. It's good and fast. I've tried some web apps, but I always return to Summit.

“Thunder for Lemmy”

Your mom's room.

Mobile, voyager. Almost always. Though as a community mod Voyager has some weird quirks and I find myself having to resolve some weird cases via desktop.

iOS voyager webapp

It works very smoothly, it’s very efficient and without it I wouldn’t browse lemmy as often.

Before I discovered lemmy I was using apollo for Reddit which was exactly what voyager is today. I think the apollo dev allowed voyager to use the code base of Apollo

F-Droid version of Jerboa, and apparently I'm the only one? 😛

Browser. I hate apps, the greedy spying ones spoiled it for them all.

Sync for Lemmy

I use the default interface in browser primarily, but I use Boost on my phone as well as Voyager.

I'm an old school geek. To me, an "app" is basically software running on a phone (in that context), or perhaps software running on a computer (although typically I'd use "application" there, but it depends. A small "application" might be an "app"). I know this is not universal. But for example, to me, reddit or Facebook or Lemmy is not an "app", it is a "website" that you can access via a browser or an app.

I always use the web app when possible and when not possible, I don't use the service at all.