What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario the website (using a browser) and the "tusky" mobile app (don't keep track of how often i use either)
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@mcSlibinas @sgtpepere @rperezrosario
Apps on mobile allow you to set several accounts.
With a long press on (almost any) action button (reply, add bookmark, boost, follow ...) show a menu selector to do the action with one of another account.
That is useful. Should works with Moshidon, Tusky, Husky, Fedilab (may be with Mastodon too but I don't use it, I don't remember why)And, apps on mobile use less RAM than web browsers.
@lautreg @sgtpepere @rperezrosario can you open any content in other tab to check them later? Bookmark any web page? Do search by image? Use your beloved translator? Open few web pages to make post?
Less RAM usage is not an argument. I have plenty RAM even after fennec opened all things need to be opened. -
@justenoughducks@mastodon.online @rperezrosario@mastodon.social not sure about upstream mastodon, but the glitch-soc fork of mastodon does, and sharkey, the main instance software it uses does as well ^^
@thermia @rperezrosario @justenoughducks
Just for all the folks who might be interested, a PWA is a Progressive Web App.
I had never heard about it. So there.
Disclaimer: there may well be better explanations. Please feel free to add.
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@thermia @rperezrosario @justenoughducks
Just for all the folks who might be interested, a PWA is a Progressive Web App.
I had never heard about it. So there.
Disclaimer: there may well be better explanations. Please feel free to add.
@RolfBly@mastodon.social @rperezrosario@mastodon.social @justenoughducks@mastodon.online ah yes! sorry
indeed PWA stands for "progressive web app", which basically allows one to "install" a web page and make it behave as any app installed on a device, icon on the home screen and all
as the article mentions, it also allows the site to interface with certain APIs exposed by the OS
all of this provides a more "native like" experience ^^ -
What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario I'm using Elk, a website/PWA, universally
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario pinafore.social
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario Mostly Tusky but recently, for the occasional quote toot, over to Mastodon app.
Browser too, but less frequent. -
What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario Web UI or Fedilab.
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario mobile: @tootapp desktop: @elk
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@lautreg @sgtpepere @rperezrosario can you open any content in other tab to check them later? Bookmark any web page? Do search by image? Use your beloved translator? Open few web pages to make post?
Less RAM usage is not an argument. I have plenty RAM even after fennec opened all things need to be opened.@mcSlibinas @sgtpepere @rperezrosario
Sur, I mix clients, and use web browsers client to easily check what I placed on Bookmarks (you know, the button to mark message you will never watch again
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Sometimes, I have smartphone in one hand and computer on other too.
I'm happy to have choice to use what tools I want. -
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@rperezrosario Not sure of the answer but know I switched a couple of years back, because the route I was using became disfunctional. People here helped me:)
(Considered reasonably intelligent and capable in some areas - but all this is a blur to me) -
@RolfBly@mastodon.social @rperezrosario@mastodon.social @justenoughducks@mastodon.online ah yes! sorry
indeed PWA stands for "progressive web app", which basically allows one to "install" a web page and make it behave as any app installed on a device, icon on the home screen and all
as the article mentions, it also allows the site to interface with certain APIs exposed by the OS
all of this provides a more "native like" experience ^^@thermia Thank you!
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@mcSlibinas @sgtpepere @rperezrosario
Sur, I mix clients, and use web browsers client to easily check what I placed on Bookmarks (you know, the button to mark message you will never watch again)
Sometimes, I have smartphone in one hand and computer on other too.
I'm happy to have choice to use what tools I want.@lautreg @sgtpepere @rperezrosario ok, so i use it on 1 browser. On all forums, sites, all the places i live in virtual communities. It's pretty simple to me. Can't be simplier.
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario One of the many things I like about Mastodon is that I don't need an app. I have @Vivaldi browser installed on my computers and phone. And I just need to bookmark whatever Mastodon web client I want to use. Lately I've been using @phanpy
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario Other: just the website, on both desktop and mobile.
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario Brauser
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario Elk.zone
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What kind of app do you mostly use to interact with Mastodon?
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@rperezrosario I use @phanpy, both on PC and Android (through Firefox).
