Oh—yeah, I probably don’t know much. Admittedly I think I’m a lot less tech savvy than most of the people I interact with here, I don’t even get most of the Linux memes. I just know it’s less toxic than Reddit (not a high bar admittedly) and there seem to be fewer bots. I have an app called “Mlem” on my phone that I got when I was trying to get off Reddit and that’s as much as I know about how I got here >.> I know there’s some related recommended lists but I haven’t converted over to any of them yet. Always open to suggestions though if there’s something you’d particularly like me to check out!
I enjoy Racoon on Android. Multi-account support if that matters to you. Also, the swiping right / double-right / left for like / save / dislike is nice. Edit: Oh, and of course it’s available outside of the Play Store, which was also a selling point for me.
I don’t regret switching This app has been significantly healthier for my mental health. No infinite scroll, just what’s important.
Regardless of whatever app you may be using (I’m just using a web browser), the threadiverse is not an app.
You know there are a good number of compatible apps out there, right? I say this only because you might not, and should be made aware if so.
Oh—yeah, I probably don’t know much. Admittedly I think I’m a lot less tech savvy than most of the people I interact with here, I don’t even get most of the Linux memes. I just know it’s less toxic than Reddit (not a high bar admittedly) and there seem to be fewer bots. I have an app called “Mlem” on my phone that I got when I was trying to get off Reddit and that’s as much as I know about how I got here >.> I know there’s some related recommended lists but I haven’t converted over to any of them yet. Always open to suggestions though if there’s something you’d particularly like me to check out!
I enjoy Racoon on Android. Multi-account support if that matters to you. Also, the swiping right / double-right / left for like / save / dislike is nice. Edit: Oh, and of course it’s available outside of the Play Store, which was also a selling point for me.