FWIW, I’m exploring Reddit alternatives right now… Created a user account on a Lemmy instance, found the web interface clunky and counterintuitive. And now I created a kbin.social account, and I find it’s MUCH better. Just feels smoother and easier to use. I can get around clunky, unfinished UX, but I know it’s a barrier to entry for a lot of people.
Now, if kbin.social had an Android app, that’d seal the deal 100%. But I understand it’s in the works!
Same. I’ve tried many options, but Kbin has the most appealing UI.
Perhaps because it’s visually similar to old reddit, but I just can’t get used to the other ones.
My only pet peeve is that media thumbnails show some kind of random “middle-of-the-image” cut.
FWIW, I’m exploring Reddit alternatives right now… Created a user account on a Lemmy instance, found the web interface clunky and counterintuitive. And now I created a kbin.social account, and I find it’s MUCH better. Just feels smoother and easier to use. I can get around clunky, unfinished UX, but I know it’s a barrier to entry for a lot of people.
Now, if kbin.social had an Android app, that’d seal the deal 100%. But I understand it’s in the works!
kbin is so much better in every aspect, only android app is missing
Same. I’ve tried many options, but Kbin has the most appealing UI.
Perhaps because it’s visually similar to old reddit, but I just can’t get used to the other ones.
My only pet peeve is that media thumbnails show some kind of random “middle-of-the-image” cut.