A 486 can get a gopher client. Maybe NetsCape 4.04 has it:<p><a href="https://piteusz.ovh/files/windows/9x-nt/n32e404.exe" rel="nofollow">https://piteusz.ovh/files/windows/9x-nt/n32e404.exe</a><p>More stuff:<p><a href="https://piteusz.ovh/files/windows/9x-nt/" rel="nofollow">https://piteusz.ovh/files/windows/9x-nt/</a><p>It's useful to reach stuff like gopher://hngopher.com (and read the comments from this site, among the URS's). Also, he can open gopher://magical.fish thru retrozilla, among <a href="http://portal.mozz.us" rel="nofollow">http://portal.mozz.us</a> with
older Mozilla releases (or anything working on a 486),
if can do far more things than a 75MHZ machine could do back in the day.<p>He is using an SSH/Telnet client, but with <a href="http://portal.mozz.us" rel="nofollow">http://portal.mozz.us</a> opened on old browsers for the 346 he could browse his own blog on it, albeit with a reduced layout:<p>Write gemini://gemi.dev at the input box from <a href="http://portal.mozz.us" rel="nofollow">http://portal.mozz.us</a> to head to that Gemini site.<p>Head to News Waflle.<p>Enter: <a href="https://willem.com/blog/2016-06-23_building-the-blog-in-style/" rel="nofollow">https://willem.com/blog/2016-06-23_building-the-blog-in-styl...</a><p>The full URL, with with <a href="https://" rel="nofollow">https://</a> before the domain. That's mandatory.
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