Reasonable choice
I tried it over and over, found the UI and UX to be pretty poor, and the app is pretty buggy. It had an issue for months that caused comments to sometimes be posted twice or more, it was incredibly annoying.
Bad choice, many new users specifically came here because of [email protected], which can't be accessed from lemmy.world.
Never tried Raccoon, but I used Connect for a while, it's not bad, but unfortunately proprietary :(
It's unfortunately proprietary :(
Or does it just bother you to know, in the back of your mind, that it is not native?
That's why I said that this is stupid and petty, but the thought alone makes my blood boil. And it's not the same as with normal Electron apps on desktop, I also hate those, but for different reasons. Voyager looks just like a native iOS app, which makes this even worse for me, as I'm allergic to this kind of HTML/CSS/JS imitation of native UI libraries. Something about it just feels so wrong to me as a developer, I don't know.
But I recommend you don't actually listen to me, just use whatever you like.
I know that this is stupid and petty, but I dislike Voyager, because it's essentially a web app. I prefer native or near-native apps (things like Flutter or React Native). I tried it out and it's pretty nice UI/UX-wise, but I still prefer Arctic on iOS, because it's an actual native app written in SwiftUI, and thus closer to Apollo for Reddit (which Voyager tries to imitate).
I like Overleaf for LaTeX, you can even self-host it.