Hello. I was getting a little tired of browsing Geminispace from a SSH session or a web browser on my Windows machine, so last weekend I whipped up really quick a new Gemini client: https://github.com/invisibleup/twinpeaks/releases It's still pretty rough, as I've only thrown about two days of effort into it. (For instance, the link rendering right now is pretty broken, because of a bug in the rich text renderer I'm using where it doesn't handle links properly.) But it's been mostly fine with every page I've thrown at it. It mostly passes the torture test, so I consider that an accomplishment. It's amazing that I can make a perfectly adequate browser *this* quickly, really. Right now it only supports text/gemini documents in UTF-8, but I eventually want to add support for Markdown, plain text, images, and binary data. Gopher support would be cool too. I also eventually want to add customization options for the home page, the colors, the fonts, etc. Maybe have per-site themes? That might be neat. Let me know what you think. -- InvisibleUp (gemini://park-city.club/~invis) -- Email domain proudly hosted at https://migadu.com
invis at park-city.club writes: > I was getting a little tired of browsing Geminispace from a SSH > session or a web browser on my Windows machine, so last weekend I > whipped up really quick a new Gemini client: > https://github.com/invisibleup/twinpeaks/releases Very nice! I've been using elpher on my Windows machines, but it's great to see a graphical browser for Windows. Someone needs to step up for MacOS now. -- +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Jason F. McBrayer jmcbray at carcosa.net | | If someone conquers a thousand times a thousand others in | | battle, and someone else conquers himself, the latter one | | is the greatest of all conquerors. --- The Dhammapada |
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