The worst is when they be intentionally make the desktop site incomplete to push you towards using the mobile app.
Also to add to that, mobile sites that keep trying to get you to install/open the app...
Around 2-3 months, though I admittedly wasn't very active here compared to the Reopened subreddit, Tumblr and Raddle.
Just thought I'd check out Lemmy again after the recent R*ddit No-Opt from personalized Ad Bullshit (even though that's probably illegal under GDPR), and with the news of Sync & Boost for Lemmy officially being out (Sync already was availible under early access on Google Play, but I'm pretty sure it's now out of Beta), though I'm using the site rn, but I have Sync on my phone.
Isn't that illegal under GDPR or something?
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Don't know of any that are publicly available yet, but I remember hearing about somebody working on one.
The raddle site does work quite well on mobile (probably better than the Reddit mobile site), though obviously a native app would be better.
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It's Fairly active, though it does depend on time zones and what day it is.
This screenshot shows the new section around 12:09 midday (Irish/British Summer Time), but it'll probably more active in the afternoon (presumably because the North Americans would be awake).
f/196 on Raddle right now has 2,326 Subscribers, whilst here has around 4,900.
Both obviously are still based.
Sites that push clickable buttons down whilst they're loading, causing you to misclick.