Version 1.3.1

A smaller release with some housekeeping and a couple of bug fixes:

• Deleting client certificates is fixed: you can now send them to trash, and restore them from there if you change your mind.
• The "Show file" button in the download page is renamed to "Show Downloads" and now opens the Downloads directory.
• Address bar now stretches to fill more horizontal space making longer Gemini addresses readable.
• The app is updated to use the new elementary 6.1 runtime.

Version 1.3.0

Input page received a series of improvements this time around:

• You can now input multiple lines, and fill them with all kinds of characters, including emoji 😉️.
• The input text is spell-checked and its size is validated against the limits of Gemini protocol.
• There is an obvious distinction between posting input anonymously and with a client identity.

In addition to new features, there are a few smaller fixes:

• Text alignment in gemtext pages is improved.
• Consistent styling is applied on all Linux distributions.
• Intermittent issues with loading pages served by the gmnisrv server are fixed.

Version 1.2.0

This update is all about making gemtext more beautiful and functional:

• Links style now matches your OS-level accent color.
• You can see where a link leads without opening it.
• A table of contents makes navigating to a specific heading on a gemtext page easy.
• A text search of gemtext pages helps you quickly find any term you are looking for.

Version 1.1.1

A smaller release with two improvements:

• A redesigned app icon now fits better with the rest of your system and remains sharp at lower resolutions.
• There's no longer a danger of overriding an existing client certificate when creating a new one.

Version 1.1.0

This release focuses on improving certificate handling. In particular:

• Information about server certificates is now prominently shown in the address bar, similar to how other web browsers are usually doing it.
• Client certificates are now fully supported. This allows you access to sites that require user identification, like Astrobotany or Station.

Initial release

Initial release, bringing you features such as:

• Beautiful rendering of gemtext content, both served over the network via Gemini protocol and read from local files.
• In-app rendering of images and a download option for other file types that you might encounter in the Geminispace.
• A gentle introduction to Gemini, with pointers on how to get around and discover more content.
• Stuff you'd normally expect from a browser, like tabs, favorites, history-based navigation, etc.