Mammoth: for Mastodon

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Merci pour ce confort d’utilisation. Client léger pour un usage quotidien

A good Mastodon app overall, but one important feature doesn’t work properly: when I use Share in Safari to send a web page to Mammoth so I can post it, the link is truncated and the page’s title isn’t included. When I do the same thing from Firefox, the sharing process seems to crash.

Application très agréable et très fluide. Mais pourquoi les vidéos ne sont lues qu’en mode portrait ? Basculer l’orientation du téléphone ne bascule pas la vidéo, ce qui rend les vidéos sous titrées illisible sur téléphone.

When I moved from Twitter to Mastodon I badly missed the good Twitterrific client because the "official" Mastodon client does not remember where I was in my feed "consumption" (feed was always opened at the latest/recent message…) Mammoth can do so, and it was a life saver to me. Also, Mammoth's developers are good enough to code stuff without relying/requiring on iOS v15 so old terminals can run it too 👍. There are still some bugs, like feed position "jumps down" a few message when coming back from an opened (in-app) webpage. But app is being updated and changelogs are clear.

Impressionnant client Mastodon. Tout à fait au niveau d’Ivory, la référence jusqu’ici.

L'application est très soignée, c'est un plaisir de l'utiliser 👍

This is my favorite fediverse app on iOS. The devs don’t seem to check (or ignore) support requests within the app. It is nicely designed, but it has issues and it seems difficult to communicate those issues to their developer(s).

Solid app. Love the ability to save your place in the timeline. This app desperately needs a “go to newest” or “go to top” button

Mastodon hasn't become an addiction to replace the formerly fun bird network that's just for toxic people and fascists now. That's fine. But it means I sometimes don't open Mammoth for days. When that happens, getting to the most recent stories, skipping the posts I missed over the past few days, is an exercise of scrolling up, refreshing the feed, and repeating. Endlessly. Why on earth would this not just skip to the most recent posts?