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this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2024
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Ahh, yeah, I'm on mobile. I rarely ever use the laptop outside of school
Are there Lemmy mobile apps? I don't even know, I only access it via the browser. But if there are, maybe request that feature.
There are multiple. There's Voyager, also available as a PWA if you want to stick to using your browser. I personally use Thunder most days.
The "official" app, made by the main lemmy dev is Jerboa, but like most first party fediverse apps, it's barebones compared to third party offerings.
ETA:
I'm on Android. Don't really know about iPhone options.
I think Voyager is also on iOS? The default style at least is iOS, the Android style (iirc) is still beta.
Though I don't have iPhone, just using Voyager on Android.
On iphone, mlem is a good one. Not sure about alt text though ^_^
It is available on iOS. I just didn't want to speak about that side of the app ecosystem since I don't know any more than Voyager.
I can vouch for Voyager, it's great
Well, I'm on a mobile browser and I don't know how to do it either...
I'm using Thunder on mobile and opening images shows their alt text under the image.
Some sites will show alt text when you hover your mouse over an image on PC as well.
Screen readers are the main use for alt text to describe the images to visually impaired users though.