Absolutely Voyager.
Stable, actively developed, Foss, polished, and handles multiple account smoothly.
this post was submitted on 25 Feb 2024
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!lemmynade@lemm.ee has been really good recently. It’s a web app.
I use thunder and raccoon usually.
Voyager.
I use Jerboa. It has the account switch feature (though never tested) and I never had the issue of communities loading for minutes. It's also FOSS but idk if it has mod controls. The only bug I noticed is that there are scrolling delays when scrolling my profile? Maybe it was in a different place. I don't remember. But there's no such issue on the feed, posts and comments. Other than that the client is quite stable (I use the stable release, not the beta). Oh and btw this post is a little sus
Not a huge fan of the style of Voyager of it but it works well I did like liftoffs multi account feature.
Can back jerboa up
What?
Its a way of saying i second this
Here's a megathread fir lemmy apps if you wanna try some out https://lemmy.today/post/6716339 also jerboa does have mod tools and fast account switching.
Thanks, I looked at this first
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Voyager until someone forks Liftoff and memes it work with 0.19.
Alright, I'm making this comment from Voyager to see how it goes