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2023-05-13
Amfora is a rather pretty terminal client for the gemini web.
It handles certificates well although you do have to create them manually for now.
It is capable of managing atom/rss feed subscriptions and has a neat timeline view for posts on your subscribed feeds.
| key seq. | description | | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | ? | opens up the keyboard shortcut help | | q | closes amfora | | ctrl-b | opens the bookmark list | | ctrl-d | add / rename / delete bookmark for current page | | ctrl-a | opens the subscription list | | ctrl-x | add or update a subscription | | ctrl-t | opens a new tab | | F1/F2 | go to next / previous tab | | ctrl-w | close the current tab (will only work when on last tab) |
| key seq. | description | | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | hjkl | navigate with vim keys | | 0-1 | open the link marked with the number | | <space>-n | opens the link with the number - necessary for links after 9 | | <space> | allows to enter an URL | | b | go to previous page in browser history | | f | go to next page in browser history | | ctrl-r | reload current page |
Amfora has a config.toml file in ~/.config/amfora which is very well documented. You can customize every keybinding etc. Which is useful since some of the default ones conflict with tmux.
Overall through I haven't felt the need to customize amfora much.
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