I found a neat project today that I'm going to follow on Github. It

	I found a neat project today that I'm going to follow on Github. It
	a QT5 and webkit based gopher browser written in Go. The project is
	called prologic/gopherclient on Github. The author is currently in
	process of converting it over to use a different http library so yo
	have to checkout the webview branch. It still won't build, though.
	There seems to be a small issue with the gopherproxy library it's
	using.

	Basically what it looks like user prologic has done is written a
	gopher proxy (prologic/gopherproxy). He's then written a very simpl
	webkit based http browser that uses the proxy library on the backen
	to seamlessly render http requests in to gopher requests. This way
	get a relatively modern "graphical" interface to gopher without
	relying on a third party proxy like floodgap. Not that there's
	anything wrong with using third party proxies. I just prefer to kee
	it all local when I can.

	I'm hoping to do some work to help the author with this project in
	near future. I've already opened a few PRs and commented on the ope
	issue for converting things to webview. Hopefully we'll sort things
	out and have it working relatively soon.

	In the mean time I've found a workaround solution. I'm running
	prologic/gopherproxy in docker locally and pointing Firefox at
	http://localhost:8000/<gopher-url>. It's not as seamless as the nat
	browser would be; you're browsing to localhost followed by a slash
	then the gopher url you want, but it's good enough for my needs rig
	now. All I was hoping for was a slightly more graphical way to
	interface with gopher sites since gopher now has some early support
	for image and video files. So far, it's working out just fine.

	https://github.com/prologic/gopherproxy
	https://github.com/prologic/gopherclient