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Hello. I used to use RedReader with reddit, but there doesn't seem to be such app for lemmy. Right now I'm using Voyager and it looks/works great, but it's super slow on my ancient phone. Is anyone aware of a native android lemmy client with a compact ui? I'm asking just in case there's something I missed. Thanks!
Edit: I switched to Boost, seems to work great. I do miss swipe to up/downvote though..
boost has compact, dense, and small cards as some of it's post view options, ans you can also customize the view to your specific wants. it apparently has ads but with a pi-hole or just a DNS (I like adguard) you get the ad free experience without hassle (I didn't know it had ads until today and have been using it for months)
Boost was exactly what I'm looking for, thanks a lot. Guess I should try digging its apk.
Sync
switched to Boost, seems to work great. I do miss swipe to up/downvote
Have you tried Thunder? It has swipe gestures for voting and a compact option.
Thanks for the suggestion. Just tried and it seems to be pretty good, but the whitespace is pretty large + even after reducing animation it's very laggy on my low-end device so I think I'll stick with Boost for now.
Jerbora
Thanks. Just tried it, and it doesn't seem to be as compact tho
this is what Connect looks like on my Pixel 4a 
Though I wish it were a little more like 
which is a reader for hackernews
Thanks a lot. Indeed, Hacki is great