• fernandu00
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    341 year ago

    I love infinity! Easy to use and it doesn’t push notifications all day to you check reddit all the time

    • animist
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      191 year ago

      Infinity is the only reason I had gone back to reddit. Not being able to use it is what initially drove me to the fediverse

        • animist
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          101 year ago

          Oh yeah I came for the “reddit alternative” and stayed for the decentralization

  • gun/linux
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    291 year ago

    I was surprised when I didn’t see anyone talk about infinity

  • SaltyIceteaMaker
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    271 year ago

    I used infinity.

    but i think almost anyone here uses/used an open source client no? Thats like a predestined path

    • @twei@feddit.de
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      101 year ago

      I love the infinity client and I already miss the “swipe to upvote”-feature on jerboa

    • @WhoRoger@lemmy.worldOP
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      81 year ago

      It’s more likely, probably. On Reddit it really seems to be a forgotten child aside of the fossdroid people.

      • @nodiet@feddit.de
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        41 year ago

        I was actually pleasantly surprised when some subreddits announced their participation in the blackout with a picture including the infinity for reddit (and boost) icon(s).

    • @Jaximus@lemmy.ml
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      61 year ago

      I tried Infinity but it simply wasn’t comfortable for me so I went back to Boost. I generally prefer FOSS but in this case I had to go with what worked best for me.

      • Arache Louver
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        31 year ago

        I thought that infinity was FOSS haha :(. It was really good, so fast, so clear, not compared to web view or the awful app.

  • @Bumblefumble@beehaw.org
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    1911 months ago

    I am in love with Boost and have used it religiously. Now I’m on Jerboa trying to get this Lemmy stuff to work, but I’m hopeful.

    • @xradeon@lemmy.one
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      811 months ago

      It would be awesome if Boost could be re-written to work with Lemmy, but I have doubts that would happen. This is probably a good time for new people to have their work shine though, I’m excited to see new apps made for Lemmy.

      • randromeda
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        511 months ago

        The UIs are similar to some extent so it might not be a bad idea to have the boost dev work on Jerboa

  • @frippa@lemmy.ml
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    181 year ago

    God I will miss infinity, my account was banned for bogus reasons so the ability to sub to subs without being logged in was amazing, also love the interface

  • @notExactlyI20@lemmy.ml
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    171 year ago

    I really wish the Infinity dev considers working on the backend of the app to make it work with Lemmy. That’s no easy task, I’m aware of that, but dreaming is free am I right?

    • @DarkwinDuck@feddit.de
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      161 year ago

      There’s the Idea of making a lemmy API that’s Reddit compatible. Meaning all Reddit client apps could migrate to lemmy with minimal effort.

        • @deadcade@lemmy.deadca.de
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          611 months ago

          Where normally, these two services differ drastically. Usually, Infinity (or any other Reddit client), would talk to the Reddit API. Converting them to talk to the Lemmy API is like converting them to speak a whole other language. There are ideas and proof-of-concept projects to translate between the two.

          The software would sit in between a Reddit client and a Lemmy instance. Receiving Reddit “language” from the client, translating to Lemmy “language” on the other side, and doing the reverse with the response it receives from the Lemmy instance.

          If such a piece of software existed, a Reddit client could be converted simply by saying: “Instead of talking to the Reddit API, talk to this server”. The client would still “speak” the Reddit “language” with the translator, but interact with Lemmy at the other end.

          It would take the time pressure off of Reddit third-party client developers, giving them time to properly convert their applications to their new preferred platform. It is a large task though, so I’m not sure if it’ll be usable by the time Reddit disables free API access.

          Would be very nice to have, as the bar set for UI and UX design by most third-party Reddit applications is very high (specifically shout out to Apollo and Infinity). Apps like Jerboa or Mlem couldn’t possibly reach that level of quality within a month.

          • Ahri Boy
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            31 year ago

            They should ask Lemmy devs for advice before making clients for Lemmy

    • RoundSparrow
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      RedReader really focuses on being able to read text. You can set font sizes on every aspect of postings and comments to exactly what you desire for the size of screen tablet/smartphone you have.

    • @naoseiquemsou@lemmy.ml
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      51 year ago

      Redreader user here too. I find it incredible how it’s hardly mentioned when people talk about unofficial reddit apps. It’s perhaps the one that maximizes having lots of functions, being lightweight, and being easy to use.

    • @Parsnip8904@beehaw.org
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      21 year ago

      Redreader is a beast. It might not look very fancy but it’s one of the most functional clients I’ve ever used. I saw someone had modified redreader to display lemmy communities on r/apihackathon and the RR dev seemed interested! So fingers crossed :)

    • Countmacula
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      111 months ago

      I loved redreader when I was on android. Wish it had an iOS port.

  • @virtualfiber@lemmy.ml
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    Infinity is the best FOSS app I’ve used for Reddit and supported Relay through purchasing Pro. As a UI/UX Designer, I admire everything these devs contributed for their 3rd party apps to user experience compared to Reddit themselves.

    • GNU/Dhruv
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      711 months ago

      Infinity’s one of the most attractive Reddit UIs around. I’ve been using it for a while, I didn’t realize it was a FOSS app. Great to learn though!

      • @virtualfiber@lemmy.ml
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        311 months ago

        I just stumbled it upon FDroid’s homepage by accident. I tried it, then I never used my Relay ever again lol. But I missed scrolling reddit by one hand using Relay, very convenient feature! I though I was going to miss r/fossdroid, but there’s and open source instance here on lemmy also, c/opensource if you’re interested.

  • @Nyxaion@sopuli.xyz
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    151 year ago

    I use Infinity. It’s a bit different from what I used before, so I had to learn a few things, but now I like it. If Reddit gets rid of third party apps, or even old reddit, I don’t know if I’m going to keep using it.