About me: My name is Solène Rapenne, pronouns she/her. I like learning and
sharing knowledge. Hobbies: '(BSD OpenBSD Qubes OS Lisp cmdline gaming security QubesOS internet-stuff). I
love percent and lambda characters. Qubes OS core team member, former OpenBSD developer solene@. No AI is involved in this blog.
Contact me: solene at dataswamp dot org or
@solene@bsd.network (mastodon).
Lagrange is the finest browser I ever used and it's still brand new. I imported it into OpenBSD and so it will be available starting from OpenBSD 6.9 releases.
Lagrange is fantastic in the way it helps the user with the content browsed.
Links already visited display the last visited date
Subscription on page without RSS is possible for pages respecting a specific format (most of gemini space does)
Easy management of client certificates, used for authentication
In-page image loading, video watching and sound playing
Gopher support
Table of content displayed generated from headings
Keyboard navigation
Very light (dependencies, memory footprint, cpu usage)
Smooth scrolling
Dark and light modes
Much more
If you are interested into Gemini, I highly recommend this piece of software as a browser.
In case you would like to host your own Gemini content without requiring infrastructure, some community servers are offering hosting through secure sftp transfers.
