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Yes, I was a little disappointed by that too. It even has a "gopher://..." link at the end and when I click on it I can't even open it. Just tell me how I can o
by Joe-Z 8y ago
Yes, I was a little disappointed by that too. It even has a "gopher://..." link at the end and when I click on it I can't even open it. Just tell me how I can open the one example you provide man!
- pexaizix 8y agoReally you can't google "gopher client [your OS]"?
- SauciestGNU 8y agoI use lynx to view gopher content, although I did write a gopher client in ruby with ncurses at one point for fun.
- JdeBP 8y agoThere was a time when gopher: scheme URLs would just work, because GOPHER support was built in to popular WWW browsers. Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer both had it, for example. It's not that gopher: is some novelty that no-one has ever adopted. It's that a WWW browser nowadays lacks quite a lot of things that used to be commonly built-in to WWW browsers. gopher: scheme support has gone completely, as has news: support. ftp: support has been reimplemented several times, and is significantly poorer now than it used to be. * http://jdebp.eu./FGA/web-browser-ftp-hall-of-shame.html http://jdebp.eu./FGA/web-browser-ftp-hall-of-shame.html