So, I was lurking using sync for Lemmy and I came upon this post.

What happened to the development with these apps? I’m not that active on lemdro.id or other instances. But apps like Sync and Boost have been updated in a year or 6 months respectively. With Boost I’m not surprised Mayo tends to be slow. I was more shocked with sync. My question is do you guys have any recommendations for other Lemmy clients?

Edit Please do not harass the devs.

Edit 2: I’m testing out thunderbird.

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(Disclaimer, I’m one of the devs.) Thunder is cross-platform and very actively developed! There was a release two days ago. We keep up with Lemmy API changes and we’re constantly squashing bugs and adding new features. Check it out!

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I second Thunder (also an (early) Dev). The repo is still super active.

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Nice. I have been enjoying your guys app for the last 2 days.

I have some feedback but I don’t think it’s really anything that substantial right now. What is the best way to give you guys feedback on thunder bird?

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Hey thanks! I think you mean Thunder. :-) Thunderbird is a mail client from Mozilla (also a great app lol).

If you have a bug or feature request to report, you can create an issue on GitHub. https://github.com/thunder-app/thunder

If you just want to have a discussion with the devs and other community members, you can check out our Matrix. https://matrix.to/#/#thunderapp:matrix.org

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Sorry my bad 😅. Been trying multiple clients for the past few days. Thank you for the contact info!

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I am very interested in Thunder, especially considering it’s open source. While it does seem packed with features, I’d love to see a bit more customizability though. I might submit some feature requests some day but looking now there are nearly 200 issues as it stands. Not a complaint, just an observation. Keep up the good work!

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Thanks for checking it out. Yeah we do have quite a backlog of issues to work through. Obviously we prioritize bugs and the most popular feature requests. Feel free to submit an issue any time you want though! It may be that we can help come up with a workaround that gets you what you want. Otherwise sometimes if its an easy change one of the devs will knock it out quickly. But if nothing else it’ll be there for other people to react to. :)

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Sync was almost always like this - the Dev takes long breaks and then updates the app with lots of good stuff. He did this since reddit days, so I’m really not concerned

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He probably has a day job

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And family stuff, probably. Totally understandable.

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Not when you charge monthly subscription fees, your app no longer fully supports the platform, and you haven’t pushed a single change in 12 months.

It’s acceptable to have 2 of the above issues, but not all 3 at once.

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Sure this is cursed but I have been turning the official Reddit app into a Lemmy client

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People use the official Reddit app voluntarily?

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Well once you take out all the ads and algorithm it’s not all that bad. It wouldn’t be my favourite but it would have some character.

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That’s what I believe. My lemmyfied Reddit doesn’t have any bullshit features, I was able to remove them all

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I’m using Connect and it’s fine. The dev sometimes pushes updates that break things but the patches come quick enough.

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It’s an extremely familiar app experience as a very long time Redditor. The app works great.

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There are dozens of us

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Also a satisfied Connect user here.

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Boost

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Boost here as well…why it’s missing from the lineup is a bit odd. I figured there is a good number of people using it.

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