Which android Lemmy app is best optimized?

I have a entry level android phone from last year but still seem to have a hard time running lemmy apps. The ones I’ve tried will crash a few pages in and can’t keep my position cached when it’s not open. I don’t have these problems on Relay and the phone isn’t from 2015 so shouldn’t have issues running a simple web client. Appreciate any suggestions from other potato posters.

quinten,
@quinten@lemmy.world avatar

As this is a great question, this is the lemmy.world support forum. There are other communities to ask such questions.

Here you find a overview ot some third party Lemmy apps:

lemmyapps.netlify.app

I will close this topic now.

sbv,

Have you tried Voyager? I’m on a four year old device and it’s extremely smooth. It’s noticeably better than Jerboa.

ilo,

I was hoping for an app but I might do that until they mature a little bit.

sbv,

If you install it as a PWA then it acts like an app.

aggelalex,

I’m using Thunder, and I love it

ilo,

Thunder is my favorite so far! It’s also relatively new so hopefully it starts working better for me.

ZosoRocks3,

I’ve only just started but using Jerboa and it seems pretty decent. I used boost for reddit and am signed up to be notified of their Lemmy app as I was a big fan of that app but this will probably do until then.

ShunkW,

I use Connect on my pixel 6 pro. It eats up a ton of storage, I’m guessing for caching. So I dunno that I would recommend it if you’re storage poor.

Edit: I actually double checked myself and this doesn’t seem to be an issue since I last reset the app. Previously it was hitting 4gb of storage. Now it’s sitting at 150mb. So a big improvement.

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