Here is a list of gopher clients which we did not talk about in others
documents.

Clic
====

Clic is an open-source terminal gopher client. Its main features are:

- navigation using numbers
- colorized menu items to distinguish types
- possible to browse only with the numeric pad with one hand
  (disabled or injured people may appreciate)
- possible to load a local gophermap (with bookmarks for example)

You can find more informations into its README.

Project hosted at git://bitreich.org/clic


Cgo
===

Cgo is an open-source terminal gopher client. Its main features are:

- navigation using hinting (each link is a combination of letters to enter)
- colorized menu items to distringuish types
- possibility to configure it through a configuration file
- bookmarks


Gopher.el (emacs)
=================

Gopher.el is a gopher client which can be installed from emacs
packages with the name "gopher". It requires to be loaded in your
emacs init file or by evaluating (require 'gopher).

You can invoke it by calling M-x gopher, you will be asked an
hostname, type floodgap.com and enter to go to floodgap.com.

You can browse the menus with the following shortcuts:

- Tab : next menu
- Shift+Tab : previous menu
- [ : previous link (not a menu)
- ] : next link
- B : display last buffer from history
- F : display next buffer from history
- r : reload the document

Note : As of 31th January 2018, it doesn't seem to be possible to load
a gopher url more complex than the hostname.


RuGopher
========

RuGopher is an open-source graphical gopher client written in Ruby.

You can fetch the sources at the following GIT repository :

    https://github.com/Val6789/RuGopher.git


VF-1
====

VF-1 is an open source text-based gopher client written in Python 3,
which uses external programs to handle different item types.  It also
sports some advanced navigation features, such as link extraction from
type 0 items, jumping to next/previous item in a menu without
returning to the menu, marking items with a single character (cf vim
marks)  and queuing up items to visit in a FIFO list called a "tour".

Souce is at:

    https://github.com/solderpunk/VF-1

VF-1 is also on PyPi so it can be installed with:

    pip3 install VF-1