Replying to @⁨psycholocomotor@lemmy.world⁩

I would advise against using Voyager since it tries to track link shares by first directing you to their website first. It made me uncomfortable so I switched to Summit. I had tried interstellar but wasn’t a fan of the layout or how they didn’t have the ability to handle going into cross-posted links on android at least. Also, had to use obtainium to install it. Summit on F-Droid supports the full fediverse. I had tried a fourth but can’t remember its name, I dropped it because it lacked support for piefeed.

Replying to @⁨crandall@lemmy.today⁩

When sharing a link to a post from Voyager it sends you to a URL on their server.

As an example, sharing this post from Summit will go to sh.itjust.works/post/68040352, but sharing this post from Voyager will go to vger.to/sh.itjust.works/post/68040352, which is a private server where we don’t know what this person is doing with the data collected.

Replying to @⁨begrudgedcarfolk@sh.itjust.works⁩

Eh… I have it enabled because it’s an easy way to open links in the app. Like, if my friend sends me a link to lemmy.world/whatever, voyager won’t be able to open it by default, but using Voyager links allows the app to open it.

Are other apps able to open links without using this work around? It’s a pretty important feature-not-bug for me.

Replying to @⁨overcast5348@lemmy.world⁩

I’m on grapheneos, when someone seems me a link, I long press until a context moment l menu pops up, then I share to summit. I don’t allow apps to auto-open other apps as its a privacy concern. App developers will use what apps you have available for handling links as a way to build a unique profile of their users.