• kratoz29@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I might try Mastodon now that I found and fell in love with Lemmy, are there any good clients for Android?

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      I had been using Megalodon for awhile (a fork of the official client with lots of enhancements & fixes)

      Recently I’ve switched over to Trunks. It’s really a great app, especially for how new it is.

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      1 year ago

      I’m feeling out of place because I’m the only one running Trunks. It’s pretty much doing what I need but I’m a pretty simple drunk.

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      Tusky is a neat Apps for Mastodon. Good for the those who want to start. There also many more like Fedilab, Moshidon, Trunks, Megalodon etc.
      For me though, I use Subway Tooter, this is an advance apps so the UI is rather intimidating.

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      Fedilab. It costs $2.99 to buy it, but it’s the best and most feature complete right now. Elk is a good client, but it’s web-based (and can be installed as a web app on mobile). But it still has a lot of soul searching to see if it’s trying to be the “Twitter client” of mastadon or not.

      I use them both occasionally, and fedilab is my primary mastodon client right now for lots of reasons.

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      I’m on iOS so I can’t say 100% but ivory is really well designed, I’m pretty sure that’s what the Apollo dev said he likes to use so I tried it and it’s good. Personally I’ve been using elk as a web app and it’s been my favourite so far. I don’t think there’s an app for it at the moment, just a web app, but I could be wrong