You're not alone! I prefer using a desktop web browser, but when I'm on my phone it's F-Droid Jerboa.

Your mom's room.

On mobile with Voyager. I've tried other clients, but I always come back to Voyager.

Honestly, me too. I just didn't want to deal with the issues anymore.

I don't believe the source was shared. I remember the Apollo dev indicating they were surprised in discovering how much of the voyager design had been 'borrowed'.

Right now, from Emacs.

Same. First one I discovered and it works pretty well.

Mobile, in browser with desktop mode on.

I'm weird about apps. It's not even a privacy thing really, I just never got into them as a concept.

I had bought the ad-free version of Boost before the Redditpocalypse, so I got the ad-free Lemmy Boost and have found it to be pretty great.

When I'm at my computer, I use the theme that looks like a dark mode of old reddit.

A small "application" might be an "app"

Also old nerd here. To me that would be an "applet." I miss applets.

From home mostly. Sometimes from public transport, or the shitter at work.

Ah, haven't used "applet" in quite some time, but yes, definitely it was (and I support current use) :)

Boost app

interstellar with Mbin because it also supports mastodon

Mostly on mobile.

I switch between 3 apps because they each have features that I like.

Jerboa because I like to view user profiles and communities moderated

Voyager because I like the user tagging feature

Eternity because I prefer timestamp format instead of time elapsed format, and it reminds me of Infinity which was my preferred 3rd party app to browse reddit, when I used to do that.

If only I could have user profiles, user tags, and timestamps in one app...

Currently, the living room. I’m accessing it via browser on my phone or ipad.

Same

How’s the signal?

I use it from the toilet

Phone, boost. Always forget I can also use my desktop browser but honestly I'm so used to Boost it's like it's a completely different website

Really it was Reddit no longer allowing third party apps to use their APIs that got me to look elsewhere and since I had been using Boost for Reddit anyway, and there was also a Boost for Lemmy

On mobile I use db0 Voyager pwa. on desktop I use old.lemmy.world but if db0 every set up that mlmym skin I'd use that on desktop

Boost for Lemmy, Android

Bangin'. Cell tower 1/4 mile down the dirt road. 45 minute drive to groceries though.

👍

Blorp. I like how it pretty much looks exactly like the Reddit app. I never access this place on my PC just cause I see no reason to do so.

For a moment I thought this was gonna be a "where are you from?" type question until I clicked out of curiosity...

Voyager on android. It's good for my usecase. Not much else I can say.

What are you using for that? old.lemmy.zip? I would've thought that wouldn't work since it's behind cloudflare, but I just tried it and it does. Interesting.

Combination of phone (iOS - voyager) and desktop (arch btw, librewolf).

I use this: https://codeberg.org/martianh/lem.el

Oh, that's a client that works directly in emacs, I wasn't aware something like that existed! Thank you for sharing. I had assumed you were simply using a web interface in eww.

Sync for Lemmy. Sync for Reddit closed down with the closing of the api and the Sync maker said come here instead. So here I am.

Straight from my ass for your consumption.

Mobile when I'm away from home. Web when I'm at home.

Piefed through Connect on mobile. Voyager was throwing out of date errors since my phone is on a very old version of android.

The mobile app Connect for Lemmy.

I tried a handful of apps year ago when I started and this was the best at the time. And it has improved over time, to the point where it is better even than Reddit Is Fun was back in the day.

Bathroom

Connect, mostly. Tho sometimes I use the pawb.social website from my PC. Physically, I use it pretty much everywhere except while driving/biking.

vger.app on desktop most of the time.

You can use voyager on web at vger.app. the app itself is pretty much a web app, but even in a browser it feels like a completely native app.

Eternity. A rare one, judging by the rest of the comments.

Earth. Mostly.

Piefed. Its all the things I like. And the dev is awesome.

Same!

Voyager app on /e/OS - it's good and I made a donation to Voyager as well

Blorp. Also, toilet.