Mastodon is another example of a service that works great in Emacs. I'm posting this from mastodon.el!
@daviwil I can't see an easy option for changing your Mastodon account, though. I used a number of accounts for keeping myself focused on Twitter and keep the same practice on Mastodon. Switching is the main reason I use Mastodon in the browser, so I have different accounts in different tabs.
@worldsendless @daviwil
I'm using #Tusky when I'm not on my laptop, and it handles multiple accounts pretty well.
@GenghisKen @daviwil I have heard good things about Tusky. I will have to check it out!
@daviwil @GenghisKen I've never had a problem with the web interfaces, even on my phone, though. Their only weakness is that they aren't emacs :)
@worldsendless @GenghisKen Just checked out Tusky, looks like they don't allow you to follow tags just yet. Pretty useful feature!
@daviwil @worldsendless
Wait, #tags? What fresh heaven is this? 🤔😳
@GenghisKen @daviwil You lost me there about tags. Non sequitur?
@worldsendless @daviwil
I wasn't making the jump of 'tag' === '#hashtag'. My bad. I thought it was something newer and different. 🙄
@worldsendless @GenghisKen I've been using FediLab and it's alright, but I should probably try some other clients too