I will try to break down my answer into two parts: one that I use for posting and one than I use for browsing and/or commenting.
Probably the best Steem web interface for publishing blog posts is Busy.org, as unlike other Steem platforms (ESteem, DTube, etc.) Busy does not take any cut or beneficiary rewards. As a matter of fact, just by using the "busy" tag as one of your tag/category will "guarantee" you an upvote from their busy bots provided you have enough followers_mvest.
There literally is no downside to using Busy and one might even get a decent upvote from them.
One problem I see though is that they don't have the "Night-Mode" feature. As someone who has a somewhat sensitive eyes, I honestly can't stand browsing in Busy with those too bright white plain background. It will trigger my migraine XD
So what I use for browsing and commenting is Steemit.com (when I'm on desktop/laptop). I have used Steempeak before which also has a night-mode feature but I still prefer Steemit.com's simplicity. For some reason, I just don't like Steempeak's UI. Sometimes the image is too large or a whole post is just occupying too much space? Idk XD
So yeah! Busy.org for posting and Steemit.com for browsing/commenting.
Just dropping by to mention that Steeve now has a night mode ;-) You can turn it on by clicking an button to the right from your avatar.
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Niceeeeeee!
Test! This is my first comment via Steeve! XD
I think it would be better to clear the text field once the user has already typed something instead of still displaying "Leave a comment" :)
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Yeah, you are right that it looks better. The change is being deployed as I am writing this comment ;-)
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Great to see continuous improvements on the interface. Even better to see the team listening for feedbacks from users!
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@steeveapp is also not taking any beneficiaries, unless you configure it to do so. And you are not the first one to complain about interfaces not having a night more, so I guess that I will implement that as the next major feature ;-)
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Interesting.. I thought Busy is taking beneficiary rewards. At least that was my impression. Haha.. anyway, thanks for the in-depth review!
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