Comment by 🕹️ skyjake

=> Re: "Gemini over https" | In: s/Lagrange

Lagrange does not do HTTP requests. The closest thing is setting up an HTTP proxy, but that's basically a Gemini server, too.

As long as the received content is Gemtext, you can view it in the app.

=> 🕹️ skyjake [mod, sysop]

2024-12-21 · 6 weeks ago

3 Later Comments ↓

=> ☯️ dragfyre · Dec 21 at 05:26:

@skyjake I know that several other smolnet protocols are supported, like gopher, spartan, and nex. Are there others that are/might be supported?

=> 🕹️ skyjake [mod...] · Dec 21 at 07:11:

@dragfyre In addition to those, the supported protocols are:

• "file" for local files
• "data" for data URIs (contents embedded in the URI itself)
• "finger" for Finger
• "guppy" for Dima Krasner's UDP-based Guppy protocol
• "misfin" for sending Misfin messages
• "titan" for Titan uploads

I have no immediate plans to add more protocols. If something interesting and appropriately "smol" pops up, it's possible I could work on adding support, but the threshold is pretty high.

=> 🦂 zzo38 · Dec 21 at 19:57:

I had managed to make a old version of Firefox to accept gemtext from any protocol (including local files and Gempub), although this might not work with the latest version of Firefox (I had not tried it, though). Some multi-protocol clients might support Gemini and HTTP(S) too, although Lagrange doesn't, as explained above.

Original Post

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Gemini over https — Does Lagrange support gemtext over https?

=> 💬 MrSVCD · 4 comments · 2024-12-21 · 6 weeks ago