As a new Lemmy user, I'm curious where most people use it from - Is it web, mobile, desktop app?

I'm using Photon and it looks pretty good. At least better than the default web one.

Mobile, voyager. Almost always. Though as a community mod Voyager has some weird quirks and I find myself having to resolve some weird cases via desktop.

Mobile Voyager user here too. I’m mostly pretty happy with it, as it reminds me a lot of Apollo. It would be nice if keywords and link domains I’ve blocked were sorted alphabetically instead of by block date, and if crossposts from communities I’ve blocked were also themselves blocked.

I don’t think I’ve signed into the web version in months, if not at least a year.

Blorp on a vanity instance :3

I have too many apps on my phone so I haven't looked for a mobile version. Using it from web on both phone and desktop.

Mobile browser uazo/cromite

Summit for Android. It's good and fast. I've tried some web apps, but I always return to Summit.

Firefox on desktop and mobile. I use Photon frontend on my Piefed instance and Alexandrite on my Lemmy one.

Boost for Lemmy on Android (LineageOS)

Voyager on phone for regular use. Then once in a while I log in on the desktop browser to save all my Star Trek memes and dump them on my company Slack.

It looks pretty good everywhere I’ve seen it. It’s a leg up from old Reddit, which was plain but stood the test of time.

web. its pretty much how I prefer to do most things.

I use Lemmy from the toilet sorry, I mean I'm on Voyager (F-Droid) on LineageOS!

iOS voyager webapp

It works very smoothly, it’s very efficient and without it I wouldn’t browse lemmy as often.

Before I discovered lemmy I was using apollo for Reddit which was exactly what voyager is today. I think the apollo dev allowed voyager to use the code base of Apollo

Connect on Android but I am logged in from the desktop if I want to post game screenshots.

Welcome!

I'm using fedia.io (mbin) via my web browser on all platforms.

Same

I use a web browser on my android tablet 99% of the time. I don't believe in installing many apps to access something a web browser does just fine especially with a limited amount of storage.

The bathroom

Web browser from wherever I am at the time. Work, home, as a passenger in a car, at the park, at a restaurant...

PieFed web UI on mobile

“Thunder for Lemmy”

your mom

Browser (Web?)

desktop browser, on FF soley. because its much easier to use something like this. i dont use on mobile, because theres so little content already, i use it only during night time.

Boost app. I have Voyager too but rarely use it. Very rarely use the website.

I always use the web app when possible and when not possible, I don't use the service at all.

Web, and its a Piefed server. I'm going to check out the available apps sometime, though.

Privately I use the F-Droid Version of Voyager on my phone. At work I'm committing time fraud via the browser.

Your mom's house was right there

Browser. I hate apps, the greedy spying ones spoiled it for them all.

i started with some random one i dont remember but was customizable to the death. then voyager for a long time and now photon aswell. photon is kinda like voyager but imo with better defaults

Voyager App.
Almost exclusively.

Eternity

I'm not using Lemmy at all.

I use mbin mostly through Interstellar on my phone, occasionally the desktop web interface.

Firefox.

Sync for Lemmy

Voyager rulesss

Toilet.

Same here. Had to disable the swipe actions because I use android's gesture navigation. But it's the only app I've used that gets out of its own way.

You think that's bad, you should see the uriness

Same. On PC I use a web browser, but it's so much slower and less polished than Voyager.

F-Droid version of Jerboa, and apparently I'm the only one? 😛

I was a long time Sync user (used it for years on Reddit before Lemmy) but it has been abandoned by the Dev. It hasn't been updated since Mar 2024. I got sick of all the little stuff that didn't work right and ended up moving to Voyager.

Voyager. I've been extremely happy with it.

I use the default interface in browser primarily, but I use Boost on my phone as well as Voyager.

I'm an old school geek. To me, an "app" is basically software running on a phone (in that context), or perhaps software running on a computer (although typically I'd use "application" there, but it depends. A small "application" might be an "app"). I know this is not universal. But for example, to me, reddit or Facebook or Lemmy is not an "app", it is a "website" that you can access via a browser or an app.

In fairness, the internet is a series of tubes…

VSCode extension.

Okay, yes, fine, you're a cat, but what do you use, Mr. Cat?

;-)

My phone in the woods in the foothills of southern Appalachia

I have Voyager too I prefer the UI of Sync