I use !summit@lemmy.world. It has keyword filters for posts and comments, handy for triggers. It also has a history function so I can search for a post I saw earlier easily. It displays everything pretty perfectly, you aren't going to have problems like spoilers not displaying correctly. It was one of the first apps to get moderator tools, so you can check reports. You can also tag users. There's a lot of customization options and gestures. And all of it is free and the app is still being updated with an active dev.
Boost. Keyword based filters.
Primarily Boost, but also Raccoon. Unfortunately something has happened with the development of Raccoon and I am getting the feel that it is abandoned now.
I'm using eternity because infinity was my Reddit client
Voyager, because it has the same or at least mostly the same ui as Apollo for Reddit.
Voyager on iOS for me. It's free, got a ton of great features, is constantly updated, and reminds me of the days using Apollo.
I didn't choose based on the app's features.
I chose based on:
- how much data the app collects
- the size of the app
Voyager collected no data and occupied the least space back when I installed it.
I use Jerboa on Android. I prefer the simple, minimalist design/UI.
I love Boost. I used it for Reddit.
The custom options are great.
But, if you want a fun "killer" feature... If you donate a little bit, there is an animated rocket that launches and flies through space...Fun!
Mlem for iOS is pretty good
I tried a few and settled on Arctic on iOS. It's got a great interface that gets out of your way but is still feature rich including swipe actions on posts and comments and a solid push notification system, and the developer is super responsive to feedback, pushing new TestFlight builds consistently with both features and bug fixes. It's not perfect (there's a stubborn bug that jumps posts that pops up on and off throughout builds) but it's the closest in feel to Apollo for me.
Im using the free version of boost, but theres a whole bunch of features that dont work (such as not being able to view saved or upvoted posts). The main thing I was looking for was a full page feature each post is a page that can be swiped to the right to view the next post.
Boost is awesome. If you can spare just a little $ it's worth it to "launch the rocket".
I tried a few different ones when I first switched over. I'm currently using the paid version of sync, but I had to check which one I'm using because it kind of just fades into the background and puts the content in front.
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