Mobile? I use wefwef both for mobile and desktop funnily enough. Yes the buttons are built for touchscreen, but it's comfy for me and less cluttered and I see the images without having to click on them and just ignore it if it's something useless rather than click it, wait and then scroll down. And it makes where it came from more obvious, its a great alternative for both desktop and mobile.

The bad thing? Is that it's a web-shortcut. Not a built-in app for your OS (iOS/Android). That's bad because what if you want to tell your friend to download it? Well ... there are some steps before they put it as a shortcut to their homescreen or search for it and go to settings.