3 ms·
That's true. Perhaps the solution is to explicitly agree that the Gemini format will expand to a certain goal complexity - so that there's always several implem
by squiggleblaz 5y ago
That's true. Perhaps the solution is to explicitly agree that the Gemini format will expand to a certain goal complexity - so that there's always several implementations, and it's possible to ramp up to something with more flexibility.
> But you can serve HTML pages over Gemini either way.
The important question is what people can read over Gemini, I guess. Do Gemini clients effectively render that? I imagine it would be difficult to take Webkit and make it work without supporting JS.
- selfhoster11 5y agoBasic HTML doesn't need WebKit. If what you want is basic HTML 4 tags set with a couple of HTML 5 tags, this is not a big task.