I was initially confused by the Jerboa Android app, and felt like I wasn't going to like the threadiverse. (Which is a great portmanteau BTW) But then I tried

I was initially confused by the Jerboa Android app, and felt like I wasn't going to like the threadiverse. (Which is a great portmanteau BTW) But then I tried beehaw.org on a desktop web browser and everything clicked. The non-mobile UX is much better, in my opinion, than mobile currently is. Being able to block certain people or communities makes the idle browsing experience much nicer for me. I'm hoping that some of the better reddit 3rd party app developers will make something for the threadiverse because I think it's sorely needed. It's still very early days though. Communities still need more tools to deal with bad actors. However I'm really impressed with how the chaos has begun to organize and evolve.