It’s a Lemmy front end, very clean. On your local device it runs some algorithm that tries curate a better feed for you based on your interactions with Lemmy. Not unlike many larger social media sites.
You can also sort by the normal filters like ‘active’, ‘new’, etc.
I read about it burried in some comments.
It’s great to see so many front ends and experimentation within the Fediverse.
Another interesting frontend is tesseract.dubvee.org which has some clever features, and good mod tools.
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Voyager is still my daily driver. The swiping is great.
I tried to switch, because it is really nice. But coming from sync, how having to swipe back to the main feed from a post made me look elsewhere. You have to start your swipe at the far left of the screen, vs just swiping anywhere.
is there something like this for Mastodon? I think microblogging really needs a content discovery algorithm for the mainstream audience
Yeah I really can’t get into mastodon, I completely agree.
I guess I was never into twitter
Am I the only one who just goes to the site in my browser? Why’s everyone need an app for everything anyways? It’s getting out of control. There’s too many apps! I need a way to keep them all organized. Someone should make an app for that!
Not at all, I use Firefox and normal Lemmy-UI 95% of the time. It just works for me.
But sometimes I use the Sync app, because I paid to remove ads and I’m gonna get my money’s worth, so help me God.
I made Quiblr. Glad you’re enjoying it! Let me know if anyone has questions
Thanks! The only odd thing I ran into is im not sure how to subscribe or un-subscribe from communities.
Managing communities is currently all on the communities page (or on the right bar in desktop). This should be easier though in the upcoming Quiblr version
