If you want to try the most feature rich client on iOS, try Nostur. It has nostr nests integrated. And a whole bunch of stuff
https://testflight.apple.com/join/TyrRNCXA Nostur - Nostr client
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Or...
TBH
This what I’m afraid of if I switch to Android
I tried amethyst for a while. It’s slow compared to Damus. And it’s only gonna get faster once will implements nostrdb fully
it is slow, notedeck is king, just needs zaps
Notedeck is the future of Damus 👑
It is, prob wins nostr
and Ive used iOS a lot, still have an iPad
I just don't like it 😁
I wish graphene had better ui/ux
Thankfully I'm a long time Linux user so idgaf, function>form 🤣
My favorite part of Amethyst is the notifications page which iOS peeps universally seem to hate the design of 👀🤷♂️
It’s too busy for my taste
That seems to be the consensus. I'm the other way, I find most other apps to have low information density. I have to click to different tabs, click on icons to get the info I want. On amethyst it's just all right there. To each there own, if we were all the same life would be boring. I think it's why I don't really like iOS for the most part. The great Apple design isn't so good for me.
I understand.
Mentions is my favourite part of the notifications. Only what I need to take action on. One of the reasons I enjoy onlyzap mode. Cleaner
Toggles or different tabs. One with all and one with mentions only is great
I can see that. With pokey I get all my replys and mentions in the Android notification area for quick access, but no reactions, I keep them hidden. The notifications in Amethyst is like an overview. I like seeing the custom reactions, it's like another sub channel of communication.
Another area where devs do whatever they want. All I see is blobyeyes or turtlehap. Would be fun to have a reactions only view. With nothing else. Custom reactions or not I mean
we have push notifications built in to Damus. Technically, I could set it to reactions only outside of the app. But I meant in app view of reactions only
I spent years doing tech support at a shop that created iOS software. I have some Apple PTSD I think.
I've been playing with it on Linux, pretty slick.
