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What Lemmy Client(s) Do You Use?
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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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That isn't a lemmy client... do you mean Lemmy-UI (the default UI)?
You can install Voyager PWA through FF if that count. In using Voyager btw
Not just FF though. I have a few installed via Vivaldi. I imagine other browsers can too right? Not sure why FF specifically gets mentioned regarding this.
Yup any browser can. I guess the reply that mention FF just use the browser to browse Lemmy, but using FF PWA just happen to match how I use it.
Yeah. Just whatever my home instance's web front end is.