I used Sync. Sync went to Lemmy. I moved to Lemmy.

Apollo… I miss Apollo. Voyager is nice but I still miss Apollo.

Interestingly, Narwhal remained open ahead of Narwhal 2's release without users having to pay anything. I asked Harrison in June how that was possible, but he said he couldn't explain due to a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with Reddit. I asked again for this story, and Harrison said he couldn't provide full details but noted, "Reddit was willing to work with me so that I could transition the app to subscriptions in a reasonable timeframe, especially considering it's not my full-time job."

That is interesting given all the shit Spez gave Christian about just this issue with respect to Apollo.

Too bad the article only mentions apps migrating to Lemmy as a single line in a huge article. Would have been nice to hear about the transition process.

Ctrl+F "lemmy", only 2 occurences, that's sad.

I use Memmy and voyager on Lemmy after Apollo died.

I sneak back into Reddit using the rdx interface though. As much as I hate what they did, there is so much more user engagement on Reddit and what is a small niche community on Lemmy is bustling and thriving there

It’s still a 50/50 split

Used Boost, Boost ported to Lemmy (eventually).

Kinda lost a reason to use reddit after most of my subs got banned, shadow banned, or admin mod changed so they could ban content.

And no it wasn't anything insane, it was stuff like r/dankvideos

There is an app on iOS called Sink It for Reddit. It’s basically a Safari extension that makes Reddit.com suck less. But, you should avoid Reddit. Lemmy is our new home.

Sync moved to Lemmy, so I moved to Lemmy. Then I switched to Voyager.

I use Lemmy now because of Sync but I really hate the normal web UI. It's awful. I wish they would update it to make it more pleasing to the eye. I simply avoid Lemmy when on my PC.

Like wtf is this. How is Reddit adding an API cost an exercise for you to triple it?

Surprised to see no mention of RedReader?

This is the app that I used before I left Reddit and I heard they got exempt from the API charges. Is that still the case? Still seems to be on F-Droid.

What a waste of article by ASStechnica. Not a single mention of Apollo, you know the most popular Reddit client by far.