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I think you are missing where a large part of the value from those alternative clients come from beside features and layout: no ads or trash recommendations. A

I think you are missing where a large part of the value from those alternative clients come from beside features and layout: no ads or trash recommendations. As far as I know, neither of those are an issue on Mastodon and therefore the value of 3rd party clients isn't there.

colinjoy 4y ago
For me it’s about paying for a slightly smoother UX and for supporting the growth of the Mastodon ecosystem. I hope that good 3rd party apps will eventually also ease the onboarding of less techie audiences. I hate subs, but I might make an exception here.