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# BFG: a multiprotocol "small web" browser in Tcl/Tk
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.
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.
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?
When using "normal" browsers, we don't fully utilize the keyboard. BFG combines the best practices from:
* Links/Elinks,
* less,
* Bopher-NG
to create the most comfortable UX in case you choose to not use the mouse at all.
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.
In fact, the browser name itself contains the first three keybindings to start using it without a mouse.
### Can you build a binary distribuition of BFG?