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# BFG: a multiprotocol "small web" browser in Tcl/Tk
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BFG (stands for Back/Forward/Go) is a: free (absolutely), open-source, cross-platform, single-script, self-contained GUI client for a number of "small web" protocols like Gopher, Finger, Nex, Spartan and Gemini.
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BFG (stands for Back/Forward/Go) is a free (absolutely), open-source, cross-platform, single-script, self-contained GUI client for a number of "small web" protocols like Gopher, Finger, Nex, Spartan and Gemini.
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BFG is written in under 1000 SLOC of Tcl 8.6 and depends upon Tcllib, Tk (obviously) and TclTLS.
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### Why such keybindings?
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When using "normal" browsers, we don't fully utilize the keyboard. BFG combines the best practices from:
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* Links/Elinks,
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* less,
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* Bopher-NG
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to create the most comfortable UX in case you choose to not use the mouse at all.
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When using "normal" browsers, we don't fully utilize the keyboard. BFG combines the best practices from Links/Elinks, less, Bopher-NG etc to create the most comfortable UX in case you choose to not use the mouse at all.
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In fact, the browser name itself contains the first three keybindings to start using it without a mouse.
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### Can you build a binary distribuition of BFG?
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