Memes

Yeah I did the same with Jerboa a few days ago. I keep clicking it, and it's actually building the "good" habit of using Lemmy instead of reddit. There's less content here though, but maybe that's a blessing in disguise. Filling the "mindless scrolling of the internet" time with something useful should be my actual goal. So having less stuff to browse might help with that.

This is the way.

Exactly the same. If I’m gonna have muscle memory take me there, it may as well be an app that serves a similar function.

Writing from mlem now :D. Thanks for the tip

Same but with Jerboa and reddit is fun

Downloaded mlem now, worse than Apollo but better than Reddit. And the content on here is about the same as for Reddit so I'm not complaining!

Memmy is good too. It’s in TestFlight on iOS. I use both. They both have their strengths and weaknesses. Will keep using them as they update.

I believe this is the link:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/6jaRU6rD

there are bugs in it

Thanks for this, I wasn't really liking Mlem a whole lot.

I just tried it and I like it a lot although it’s very barebones. It’s very similar to Apollo so my muscle memory carries over.

Now we can do it on Lemmy!

Using Jeroba instead of Baconreader, but yep...

I just wish it was easier to explore other lemmy instances or do anything other than view already subscribed sections in jeroba. On android 11 and earlier you can at least go into settings and make it so that when people post links to other areas in lemmy it will open in jeroba but Google took away the ability to manually control which apps open what links in android 12.

While its does feel like reddit 10 years ago, the appeal to me became that reddit always had soemthign new no matter the hour of day. Hope Lemmy can get there.

Addicted to information, or (useless) scrolling through posts? It took me long, too long to be honest, that Reddit was mostly scrolling through useless information. I'm glad I'm done with Reddit now.

Addicted to information, that's a good way of putting it. I feel the same! The constant stream from reddit took so much of my time. I do miss it and it's still a good way to stay informed about what's going on in the world. I much prefer the forum style to TikTok/Reels/Shorts/etc, which feels like brainrot if you spend any amount of time scrolling through

Likewise. Their spots are now occupied by Lemmy and Mastodon. I really hope the fediverse takes off more, it reminds me of pre-2010s internet before the mass corporate takeover of social media.

That's what I did at first. But for me the beauty of reddit isn't with the post themselves, it's in the comments.

I'm still salty Google killed their RSS reader but glad to hear Feedly is still around. How is Feedly nowadays? Hope it didn't turn to shit.

Is Feedlys free version any good or do you recommend paying for it? Don’t know what I think about using an app when an rss feed could be easily read on a plain webpage.