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Wefwef for Lemmy feels exactly like Apollo.
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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My biggest question is, will it eventually be an actual app?
I honestly think that it doesn't matter - this PWA is so polished I'm forgetting that I'm not using a native app.
It's the smoothest one I've seen. I'm starting to question if I've had a fast one pulled on me it's so good.
This. People want and need a real app on the official stores to migrate from Reddit. I'm using Connect right now for this reason, but I hope it gets better
It's an actual webapp, so no, it probably won't unless they convert the codebase to react native.
I've only found a few things that I'm missing from a native experience and I'm sure it can be fixed.
Most annoyingly is the "scroll-to-top" by double tapping the top of the screen doesn't work.
Otherwise I think in terms of smoothness it's better than Mlem.