I actually started developing a lemmy client in my spare time a few weeks back (got authentication done, posts browsing/detail and commenting) but dropped it when I saw this project.
There's also a lot of apps being worked on right now so that helped me decide. Back when I started there were only two and I didn't really like either of them, I wanted something like Apollo.
I honestly prefer the PWA approach in this particular case and I rather contribute occasionally to this project than keep building and mantaining mine and dealing with the (small) headaches of publishing to each store.
PD: Just pushed a small PR to the main branch adding some appearance settings for compact view, not sure if it'll ever get merged to the project but it's there.
This is absolutely something I want to add, but I apologize if it will take a bit of time to get in. There's a lot of moving pieces particularly around settings.
I'm super impressed with the dev's progress too, but I had to uninstall when I saw that Voyager was dropping a line item into my chrome browsing history with every post I tapped on.
Nothing sinister about my activity, but it seems like a bit of a privacy faux pas for me, so I uninstalled and moved to Connect instead. Might be back if the history thing goes away, as it's an excellent app otherwise.
This is an Android thing. It's just the way PWAs on Android work unfortunately, when PWAs change URLs they get logged to the browser history. I think it's a poor behavior though, and I think Apple's approach is better.
Ive heard rumblings of changing this behavior on Android though.
Progressive web apps (pwa) are apps that are basically just a webpages converted into traditional apps. It's very easy for a developer to support multiple devices this way. The downside on Android at least is that when you access any page on your app it will log it in your web browsers history.