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My suggestion is, for one thing, allow an option to disable icons entirely, and allow the user to set icons (and colours) manually. Many people (including myself) dislike the use...

As far as I know, this is probably not a bug. It is the browser which has to handle file names, according to the operating system, and if a web...

I wrote a implementation but it is untested so far and may have some mistakes (although I have verified that there is no syntax error): ```freeheromesh ; Berusky implementation in...

An advantage of a short URL is that you can easily write it down quickly. A disadvantage is what you describe. Using a cryptographic hash (e.g. SHA-3) instead would make...

I prefer to use CSV, and think it is simpler for many cases. (I do use the CSV myself.) However, it is also true that in some programming langauges, JSON...

That looks like to me that it can work, that it seems good enough (the lack of a trailing comma is a bit messy because now the records do not...

The ability to configure globally disable/enable JavaScripts is an important feature. More advanced control is a good idea and I think the way to do should be to allow user...

No it isn't. I work without JavaScripts and many times it works OK. However, as long as the end user can configure to globally enable/disable (and make exceptions) is good...

O, OK. You are right about that. However, there is to be consider also what is quoted here: > If you're up for it, on top of that, it would...

Other ideas related to this: - Note that `text/gemini` files are not limited to Gemini protocol, and can also be used with HTTP(S) and with local files (with the `file:`...