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What's the status of gemini browsers and image handling?

lel lel at envs.net

Thu Jul 9 19:30:54 BST 2020

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On July 9, 2020 2:24:25 PM EDT, colecmac at protonmail.com wrote:

Hello, welcome!

All servers will work with images. Most browsers should as

well. The biggest difference you'll find from the Web is

that you'll have to link to images, they won't be displayed inline.

Thanks,

makeworld

This, but with the caveat that I keep seeingpeople on this list indicating that they'reworking on a client that automagically displays any images linked as in-line images.

I haven't seen an actual example of this yet,but if it doesn't exist now (and pleasesomeone say something if it does andI missed a client announcement becauseit would be cool!), it probably will in not toolong. That would sorta be in line with whatOP is looking for, but crucially this isn'tsomething the server or the protocol isequipped to do, but rather some sugara client could use to simulate in-lining.

~lel