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Title: Port of the week: Lagrange |
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Author: Solène |
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Date: 02 January 2021 |
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Tags: portoftheweek gemini |
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Description: |
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Today's Port of the Week is about Lagrange, a gemini web browser. |
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Lagrange official website |
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Information about the Gemini protocol |
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Curated list of Gemini clients |
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Lagrange is the finest browser I ever used and it's still brand new. I |
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imported it into OpenBSD and so it will be available starting from |
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OpenBSD 6.9 releases. |
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Screenshot of the web browser in action with dark mode, it supports left and ri… |
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Lagrange is fantastic in the way it helps the user with the content |
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browsed. |
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* Links already visited display the last visited date |
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* Subscription on page without RSS is possible for pages respecting a |
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specific format (most of gemini space does) |
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* Easy management of client certificates, used for authentication |
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* In-page image loading, video watching and sound playing |
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* Gopher support |
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* Table of content displayed generated from headings |
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* Keyboard navigation |
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* Very light (dependencies, memory footprint, cpu usage) |
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* Smooth scrolling |
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* Dark and light modes |
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* Much more |
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If you are interested into Gemini, I highly recommend this piece of |
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software as a browser. |
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In case you would like to host your own Gemini content without |
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requiring infrastructure, some community servers are offering hosting |
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through secure sftp transfers. |
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Si3t.ch community Gemini hosting |
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Un bon café ! |
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Once you get into Gemini space, I recommend the following resources: |
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CAPCOM feed agregator, a great place to meet new authors |
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GUS: a search engine |
