Liftoff. The UI isn’t anything to write home about, but it has the best features for managing multiple accounts across different instances out of all that I’ve tried by far.

I use Jerboa. I was so confused at first because it has “Reddit” in its description and I thought it was an open source third-party Reddit client.

kbin not lemmy, but I’m using Artemis as it is currently the only kbin app available

I am using connect too. I used Liftoff before, it is pretty good too, but I think connect has a better UI. Arctius is even nicer in UI, but is missing some features.

I recommend as daily driver Liftoff and connect for now 🌞

I’ve tried most all I can find on Android and I keep going back to connect. I think I’m just used to it and I think it looks better than most.

I just type in the URL.

Same but with Jerboa. I think it actually was the only Android app on the store when I signed up

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Using Connect as well. It has many of the features that I missed from my previous client. The developer is very active and interacts with the community.

I roll jerboa, was the only app when I signed up, have tried all of them a decent amount now, but jerboa is my preference!

Memmy because I’m a Apollo refugee and this is close-ish

I use infinity because I used infinity for Reddit before and also because it’s FOSS and had no ads

I have the beta versions of Mlem, Memmy, Voyager, Thunder, and Avelon. My favorite has been Thunder so far because it has a unique UI and it doesn’t look like just a different variation of the same layout, like the others listed. I have a special exception for Avelon because it can load/embed videos and gifs within the app without opening the in-app browser, and it’s the only app among the ones I tested that can do that.

Someone told me Jerboa was very similar to RIF, and I’ve found that to be true.

I use my mobile browser so I can open tabs to read or share later.