Gopher Browser TLS Support

[Gopher Space]

Hello everyone,

which gopher browsers support TLS?

I run gophernicus as a server and am currently testing TLS via stunnel on port 7070. So far it works well with the stunnel client (proxy), but I can't find a browser that supports TLS and gopher.


For example, if I go to the domain https://gopherinc.net:7070 or https://cosmic.voyage:7070 in Firefox 56, I successfully get an encrypted connection with the content of gopher. If I call up the pages with gopher:// then it doesn't work.

I hoped it would work in Firefox 56 with the overbite ff plugin, but it doesn't.

Do you have an idea or a tip for me?
Thanks in advance
Rene

[someone]

On 2/18/23 4:38 PM, Gopher Space wrote:

> which gopher browsers support TLS?
>
> I run gophernicus as a server and am currently testing TLS via stunnel on port 7070. So far it works well with the stunnel client (proxy), but I can't find a browser that supports TLS and gopher.

> <snip>

> Do you have an idea or a tip for me?

gopher://bitreich.org/1/scm/sacc

They also have a short list of other gopherholes supporting TLS (and Tor).

[someone]

Also this one, an interactive Common LISP based client:
gopher://bitreich.org/1/scm/clic

[Jason McBrayer]

Gopher Space <in...@gopherspace.de> writes:

> which gopher browsers support TLS?

I'm pretty sure that elpher (for emacs) and VF1 (python) also support
gopher-over-tls.

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[Gopher Space]

Thanks for your support.