When was the first reddit third party app released?
How far do we have to go in terms of development?
If we want Lemmy to take all of reddit’s traffic we need to have a much better ui expierience with more bells and whistles.
Sync is a literal port of the reddit sync app to lemmy. Not sure what more you want
I’m iPhone so I can’t use Sync >.<
But otherwise that’s great!
Avelon is a solid choice: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/avelon-for-lemmy/id6450952178
I use Voyager it’s simple and good ui I think it’s in beta testing for apple devices
It’s in the App Store now too.
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I just hopped onto the Boost beta earlier today. It’s already damned good. The only thing I miss from Reddit now is a relentless firehose of new bullshit to burn out my dopamine receptors with.
Me too I miss all those discussions in the subreddits.
Your name fits the situation.
I get that a lot
Before 2010:
In the early years of Reddit, third-party apps were limited, and many users accessed Reddit through the official website. 2010s:
Throughout the 2010s, developers began creating a variety of third-party Reddit apps for different platforms, including iOS, Android, and desktop. Some of the most popular third-party Reddit apps that emerged during this time included Alien Blue (iOS), BaconReader (Android), and Relay for Reddit (formerly Reddit News, Android). 2020s:
Reddit continued to grow in popularity, and more third-party apps were developed and gained users. Notable apps like Apollo (iOS), Boost for Reddit (Android), and Sync for Reddit (Android) received updates and improvements. Some third-party apps began incorporating new Reddit features, such as chat and video hosting.
