Fedilab
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Fedilab is a multifunctional Android client to access the distributed Fediverse, consisting of microblogging, photo sharing and video hosting.
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- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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- Android
- F-Droid
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If you know of an implementation that is missing or if you would like to see an edit to this list please reach out to me via Mastodon/AP: https://jonleibowitz.social/@jon
*** UPDATE 2023 ***
This list is woefully out of date and needs major revision. Please bear with me as I look it over and thoughtfully curate the latest state of AP implementations. Or make your own up to date list - that'd be cool too.
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It's a really easy-to-use app with a neat and tidy interface. You can make it look how you like and switch between different accounts with no hassle. You can even schedule your posts for later. One of the best things about Fedilab is that it lets you keep up with all your different communities in one place. I highly recommend Fedilab if you want a simple and powerful client for your Mastodon or other federated social network use.
Full-featured, but uncluttered. Handles multiple accounts, drafts, lists, scheduling, all the usual features you'd expect.
Good support for non-Mastodon extensions like Akkoma-compatible quote boosts & emoji reactions, Hometown/GoToSocial-compatible local posts, large images on Pixelfed, etc.
Not quite as smooth or polished as Tusky, but I like the way it shows long threads, and the expanded feature support makes it a close decision.
It just works.
You can add mastodon, peertube, friendica as described and you can easily modify the charater limit for mastodon. As it is not forbidden to do, most apps have an unchangeable strict 500 chars limit by default.