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 Unlike Gopher, it is TLS-native, meaning Gemini connections are encrypted & private. Gemini servers can also recognize unique visitor certificates & serve personalized custom responses, which is the Gemini equivalent of having user accounts. Gemini markup language is also cleaner & easier to read than Gopher's. It is slightly more advanced too, allowing the webmaster to use Markdown-style headings & code blocks to visually distinguish them from the rest of the page. These seemingly-minor extra features make Gemini a viable low-bandwidth & security-conscious alternative to normal websites. Unlike Gopher, it is TLS-native, meaning Gemini connections are encrypted & private. Gemini servers can also recognize unique visitor certificates & serve personalized custom responses, which is the Gemini equivalent of having user accounts. Gemini markup language is also cleaner & easier to read than Gopher's. It is slightly more advanced too, allowing the webmaster to use Markdown-style headings & code blocks to visually distinguish them from the rest of the page. These seemingly-minor extra features make Gemini a viable low-bandwidth & security-conscious alternative to normal websites.
  
-The Gemini ecosystem //(also known as **Geminispace**)// is relatively resistant to many common methods of browser fingerprinting, as well as ad beacons & advertising in general //(Though a server can still geolocate your IP if you are not on a VPN)//. This has made the Geminispace a popular niche destination for those looking for a simpler, more intentional, and less distracting internet.+The Gemini ecosystem //(also known as **Geminispace**)// is relatively resistant to many common methods of browser fingerprinting, as well as ad beacons & advertising in general //(though a server can still geolocate your IP if you are not on a VPN)//. This has made the Geminispace a popular niche destination for those looking for a simpler, more intentional, and less distracting internet.
  
  
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 ==== Command Line ==== ==== Command Line ====
  
-{{wst>expand}}+If you are using [[tools:bash|terminal]] you have quite a few options here: I'm not going to install all of these to compare them, so I dunno try them out for youself:
  
 +  * [[https://sr.ht/~chambln/gmi/|gmi]]
 +  * [[https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/gmni/|gmni]]
 +  * [[https://git.sr.ht/~rafael/gembro|Gembro]]
 +  * [[github>crusom/Gemcurses|Gemcurses]]
 +  * [[http://git.vgx.fr/gem.awk/file/gem.awk.html|gem.awk]]
 +  * [[https://sr.ht/~hedy/gelim/|Gelim]]
 +  * [[github>rkd77/elinks|elinks]]
 +  * [[github>powerboat9/bombadillo|Bombadillo]]
 +  * [[github>makew0rld/amfora|Amfora]]
 +  * [[https://tildegit.org/acdw/bollux|bollux]]
 +  * [[https://www.autistici.org/interzona/tinmop.html|Tinmop]]
 +  * [[github>LukeEmmet/Romulus|Romulus]]
 +  * [[github>a-h/min|min]]
 +  * [[github>actuday6418/gremlin|Gremlin]]
 +  * [[https://thelambdalab.xyz/elpher/|Elpher]]
 +  * [[https://mbays.sdf.org/diohsc/|Diohsc]]
 +  * [[https://codeberg.org/michaelserra/masha|masha]]
 +  * [[https://sr.ht/~adnano/astronaut/|astronaut]]
 +  * [[https://git.sr.ht/~julienxx/asuka|asuka]]
  
 ==== Browser Extensions ==== ==== Browser Extensions ====
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