The most common reason for something to be "better in the app" is that the website is full of popups telling you to use the app
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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A lot of things where the "app" is just a bloated Electron wrapper. The web version, if offered, is almost always better even if it lacks a few features.
Lemmy. The mobile apps just aren't there just yet.
YouTube. The mobile site is fairly functional and with Firefox for Android I can block the ads.
I would usually feel bad about blocking ads but I paid for YouTube Premium for many years but only quite because they kept degrading the service. So I don't really have any sympathy.
Facebook - I've found their mobile app is very large and I didn't like the temptation to look at it all the time. I switch to using a browser in privacy/incognito mode. I log in and spend more quality time seeing what my friends and family are up to without obsessing over it.