Voyager released to Google Play!
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I have about 5 different apps installed right now, and while I plan to test them all out, curious what people’s conclusions are thus far.
Hello everyone! As a lot of us may have noticed, this community was locked for a while. Well, just like we announced here 5 days ago, we’ve set it free again! Let’s help this community thrive and keep it an amazing space together....
There are a few noteworthy ones that have significantly enhanced my digital experience. Let me share them with you:...
My favorite Reddit client Infinity has a Lemmy version now, it’s still heavily WIP (pre-release) but works like a charm already. A few hours ago IzzyOnDroid added it to his F-Droid repository so while it’s not in the official one yet, which isn’t that easy with a pre-releases app and only updates weekly, you can install...
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I’m using a stock Samsung Galaxy 8 phone right now (with Android 10) and I disabled the YouTube app. I was basically sick of its s***. Since then, I never sign in to the app/site, and so may aspects of using the site are much better now....
Obligatory fuck /u/spez. 🖕
I made a folder with my fav lemmy apps that I tried so far, and they are sorted by favorite to less favorite. By far, wefwef is my most used and I do switch to lifoff sometimes. Also, the official lemmy app is really not bad compared to reddit’s official app. I would say try all of them and see which one works the best for...
Previously on Lemmy:...
Evening, all....
Back in the day - rooting Android phones and installing custom ROMs were such a big part of Android. I remember so well using titanium backup and Greenify and Cyanogenmod and the list goes on....
Obviously the ideal thing to do would be to stop using them entirely, but if you’re like me and you still have that one subreddit you still need to check on, some of your friends are still there, or you can’t find alternatives to YouTube’s content, then maybe you’re also looking for alternative front-ends that would at...