Jimmy

A gemini client for MacOS

Jimmy is a native Gemini client for MacOs, written in SwiftUI. It aims to be lightweight and efficient, while having a design that integrates perfectly with MacOs

It is currently a very early prototype, but most things are starting to work.

What does work, also known as:

Features

• Multiple tabs
• Display of text, links and images
• Trigger download of unknown file types
• Open unknown protocol by delegating to OS
• Save and clear history
• Search through history while typing in the URL bar
• Emoji favicon for each domain (either though favicon.txt or autogenerated)
• Search through content on each tab
• Asks for validation of self signed certificates
• Show a red lock for self-signed certificates and a green one for fully valid certificates
• And more planned, see [the issues](https://github.com/jfoucher/Jimmy/issues)

Screenshots

☀️ Light mode

🌒 Dark mode

Installation

Download the latest release zip file from the link below

🚀 Latest release of Jimmy

Unzip it and place the app in your Applications folder.

You may have to right-click the app and choose open, as well as click through a few scary dialogs because I am not sure I can sign it properly without paying Apple 99€ for the privilege.

Development log

📓 Devlog

Source code

You can check out the github repository at the link below

Jimmy Repository