@@ 14,12 14,47 @@ It currently looks like this with my config file:
-Surfing plaintext and gemini content is already working well. The catch is it
-currently doesn't support TOFU TLS verification. See feature checklist below
-for more details.
-
See Nhân's [blog post][1] for the rationale behind this project.
+# Feature checklist
+
+- [x] back-forward buttons
+- [x] handle redirects
+- [x] non-blocking I/O using curio
+- [x] more visual indicators: waiting cursor, status bar
+- [x] parse gemini's advanced line types
+- [x] render `text/*` mime types with correct charset
+- [x] handle `binary/*` mime types
+- [x] configurable document styling
+- [ ] human-friendly distribution
+- [x] TOFU TLS (right now it always accepts self-signed certs)
+- [x] tabs
+- [ ] i18n
+
+## Easy for end users to install
+
+> If the words `cargo build` exists in the installation guide for your G U I
+> application then I'm sorry it's not software made for people to _use_. — Nhân
+
+> I agree. — Frederick
+
+## What-you-see-is-what-you-write
+
+A rendered text/gemini viewport should preserve its original text content.
+This way once you've read a gemini page on the browser, you already know how to
+write one. No "View Source" necessary.
+
+## Responsive & pleasant to use
+
+The Castor browser doesn't have visual indicators at all, for example, when
+clicking on a link it just appears to do nothing until the new page is
+completely loaded. That is A Bad Thing (tm).
+
+## Lightweight
+
+In terms of both disk space & memory/cpu usage.
+The python/tkinter combo already puts us at a pretty good starting point.
+
# Usage
Run `mcross -h` to get a full list of CLI arguments. The same arguments can
@@ 101,45 136,6 @@ If you're not familiar with the mailing list workflow, check out
also has useful plaintext setup tips for various email clients, though Nhân
doesn't necessarily agree with its "plaintext or nothing" stance.
-# Feature checklist
-
-- [x] back-forward buttons
-- [x] handle redirects
-- [x] non-blocking I/O using curio
-- [x] more visual indicators: waiting cursor, status bar
-- [x] parse gemini's advanced line types
-- [x] render `text/*` mime types with correct charset
-- [x] handle `binary/*` mime types
-- [x] configurable document styling
-- [ ] human-friendly distribution
-- [x] TOFU TLS (right now it always accepts self-signed certs)
-- [x] tabs
-- [ ] i18n
-
-## Easy for end users to install
-
-> If the words `cargo build` exists in the installation guide for your G U I
-> application then I'm sorry it's not software made for people to _use_. — Nhân
-
-> I agree. — Frederick
-
-## What-you-see-is-what-you-write
-
-A rendered text/gemini viewport should preserve its original text content.
-This way once you've read a gemini page on the browser, you already know how to
-write one. No "View Source" necessary.
-
-## Responsive & pleasant to use
-
-The Castor browser doesn't have visual indicators at all, for example, when
-clicking on a link it just appears to do nothing until the new page is
-completely loaded. That is A Bad Thing (tm).
-
-## Lightweight
-
-In terms of both disk space & memory/cpu usage.
-The python/tkinter combo already puts us at a pretty good starting point.
-
# Server bugs/surprises
## Forces gemini:// in request