Voyager for Lemmy
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Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (AGPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Flathub
- F-Droid
- Flatpak
- OpenAPK
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Best Fediverse Clients
This is the Fedivers clients that have the best UX in my opinion.
ProgressiveWebApps to bypass AppStore's tyrany
Currently Mozilla Firefox based browser don't properly supports PWA.
You better use a chromium based browser such as Brave
Many PWAs will automatically prompt an install button when you visit the app in the web browser. If not, tap the button next to the address field and select "Add to Home screen", "Install app" or "Install" in the list of options that appears.
On iOS and iPadOS you will need to use Safari to add them to your HomeScreen.
For installing them, tap the button "share" in the browser. Scroll right among the options that appear and select "Add to Home Screen".
Open Source Android Apps Available on Google Play Store
How are you!
In this list, I bring you a large number of open source applications for Android that are available in the Google Play Store!
So enjoy this list of these apps!
Remember that I will be updating and adding more applications to the list!
You can also find this list in my GitHub, GitLab and Codeberg repositories












Comments and Reviews
Voyager is the best Lemmy client available. It's a feature rich FOSS app that truly feels like the spiritual successor to the sadly discontinued third party reddit client Apollo. The app receives consistent updates and the developer is quick to respond to users on Lemmy.
After testing Memmy, Mlem, Thunder, and Lemmios for one week each, I've found they all pale in comparison. As far as I'm concerned Voyager is simply in a league of it's own.