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config.toml (11509B)

---

 # This is the default config file.
 # It also shows all the default values, if you don't create the file.
 
 # All URL values may omit the scheme and/or port, as well as the beginning double slash
 # Valid URL examples:
 # gemini://example.com
 # //example.com
 # example.com
 # example.com:123
 
 
 [a-general]
 # Press Ctrl-H to access it
 home = "gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space"
 
 # Follow up to 5 Gemini redirects without prompting.
 # A prompt is always shown after the 5th redirect and for redirects to protocols other than Gemini.
 # If set to false, a prompt will be shown before following redirects.
 auto_redirect = false
 
 # What command to run to open a HTTP(S) URL.
 # Set to "default" to try to guess the browser, or set to "off" to not open HTTP(S) URLs.
 # If a command is set, than the URL will be added (in quotes) to the end of the command.
 # A space will be prepended to the URL.
 #
 # The best to define a command is using a string array.
 # Examples:
 # http = ['firefox']
 # http = ['custom-browser', '--flag', '--option=2']
 # http = ['/path/with spaces/in it/firefox']
 #
 # Note the use of single quotes, so that backslashes will not be escaped.
 # Using just a string will also work, but it is deprecated, and will degrade if
 # you use paths with spaces.
 
 http = 'default'
 
 # Any URL that will accept a query string can be put here
 search = "gemini://gus.guru/search"
 
 # Whether colors will be used in the terminal
 color = true
 
 # Whether ANSI color codes from the page content should be rendered
 ansi = true
 
 # Whether to replace list asterisks with unicode bullets
 bullets = true
 
 # Whether to show link after link text
 show_link = false
 
 # A number from 0 to 1, indicating what percentage of the terminal width the left margin should take up.
 left_margin = 0.15
 
 # The max number of columns to wrap a page's text to. Preformatted blocks are not wrapped.
 max_width = 100
 
 # 'downloads' is the path to a downloads folder.
 # An empty value means the code will find the default downloads folder for your system.
 # If the path does not exist it will be created.
 # Note the use of single quotes, so that backslashes will not be escaped.
 downloads = ''
 
 # Max size for displayable content in bytes - after that size a download window pops up
 page_max_size = 2097152  # 2 MiB
 # Max time it takes to load a page in seconds - after that a download window pops up
 page_max_time = 10
 
 # Whether to replace tab numbers with emoji favicons, which are cached.
 emoji_favicons = false
 
 # When a scrollbar appears. "never", "auto", and "always" are the only valid values.
 # "auto" means the scrollbar only appears when the page is longer than the window.
 scrollbar = "never"
 
 
 [auth]
 # Authentication settings
 # Note the use of single quotes for values, so that backslashes will not be escaped.
 
 [auth.certs]
 # Client certificates
 # Set domain name equal to path to client cert
 # "example.com" = 'mycert.crt'
 
 [auth.keys]
 # Client certificate keys
 # Set domain name equal to path to key for the client cert above
 # "example.com" = 'mycert.key'
 
 
 [keybindings]
 # If you have a non-US keyboard, use bind_tab1 through bind_tab0 to
 # setup the shift-number bindings: Eg, for US keyboards (the default):
 # bind_tab1 = "!"
 # bind_tab2 = "@"
 # bind_tab3 = "#"
 # bind_tab4 = "$"
 # bind_tab5 = "%"
 # bind_tab6 = "^"
 # bind_tab7 = "&"
 # bind_tab8 = "*"
 # bind_tab9 = "("
 # bind_tab0 = ")"
 
 # Whitespace is not allowed in any of the keybindings! Use 'Space' and 'Tab' to bind to those keys.
 # Multiple keys can be bound to one command, just use a TOML array.
 # To add the Alt modifier, the binding must start with Alt-, should be reasonably universal
 # Ctrl- won't work on all keys, see this for a list:
 # https://github.com/gdamore/tcell/blob/cb1e5d6fa606/key.go#L83
 
 # An example of a TOML array for multiple keys being bound to one command is the default
 # binding for reload:
 # bind_reload = ["R","Ctrl-R"]
 # One thing to note here is that "R" is capitalization sensitive, so it means shift-r.
 # "Ctrl-R" means both ctrl-r and ctrl-shift-R (this is a quirk of what ctrl-r means on
 # an ANSI terminal)
 
 # The default binding for opening the bottom bar for entering a URL or link number is:
 # bind_bottom = "Space"
 # This is how to get the Spacebar as a keybinding, if you try to use " ", it won't work.
 # And, finally, an example of a simple, unmodified character is:
 # bind_edit = "e"
 # This binds the "e" key to the command to edit the current URL.
 
 # The bind_link[1-90] options are for the commands to go to the first 10 links on a page,
 # typically these are bound to the number keys:
 # bind_link1 = "1"
 # bind_link2 = "2"
 # bind_link3 = "3"
 # bind_link4 = "4"
 # bind_link5 = "5"
 # bind_link6 = "6"
 # bind_link7 = "7"
 # bind_link8 = "8"
 # bind_link9 = "9"
 # bind_link0 = "0"
 
 # All keybindings:
 #
 # bind_bottom
 # bind_edit
 # bind_home
 # bind_bookmarks
 # bind_add_bookmark
 # bind_save
 # bind_reload
 # bind_back
 # bind_forward
 # bind_pgup
 # bind_pgdn
 # bind_new_tab
 # bind_close_tab
 # bind_next_tab
 # bind_prev_tab
 # bind_quit
 # bind_help
 # bind_sub: for viewing the subscriptions page
 # bind_add_sub
 
 [url-handlers]
 # Allows setting the commands to run for various URL schemes.
 # E.g. to open FTP URLs with FileZilla set the following key:
 #   ftp = 'filezilla'
 # You can set any scheme to "off" or "" to disable handling it, or
 # just leave the key unset.
 #
 # DO NOT use this for setting the HTTP command.
 # Use the http setting in the "a-general" section above.
 #
 # NOTE: These settings are overrided by the ones in the proxies section.
 # Note the use of single quotes, so that backslashes will not be escaped.
 
 # This is a special key that defines the handler for all URL schemes for which
 # no handler is defined.
 other = 'off'
 
 
 # [[mediatype-handlers]] section
 # ---------------------------------
 #
 # Specify what applications will open certain media types.
 # By default your default application will be used to open the file when you select "Open".
 # You only need to configure this section if you want to override your default application,
 # or do special things like streaming.
 #
 # Note the use of single quotes for commands, so that backslashes will not be escaped.
 #
 #
 # To open jpeg files with the feh command:
 #
 # [[mediatype-handlers]]
 # cmd = ['feh']
 # types = ["image/jpeg"]
 #
 # Each command that you specify must come under its own [[mediatype-handlers]]. You may
 # specify as many [[mediatype-handlers]] as you want to setup multiple commands.
 #
 # If the subtype is omitted then the specified command will be used for the
 # entire type:
 #
 # [[mediatype-handlers]]
 # command = ['vlc', '--flag']
 # types = ["audio", "video"]
 #
 # A catch-all handler can by specified with "*".
 # Note that there are already catch-all handlers in place for all OSes,
 # that open the file using your default application. This is only if you
 # want to override that.
 #
 # [[mediatype-handlers]]
 # cmd = ['some-command']
 # types = [
 #         "application/pdf",
 #         "*",
 # ]
 #
 # You can also choose to stream the data instead of downloading it all before
 # opening it. This is especially useful for large video or audio files, as
 # well as radio streams, which will never complete. You can do this like so:
 #
 # [[mediatype-handlers]]
 # cmd = ['vlc', '-']
 # types = ["audio", "video"]
 # stream = true
 #
 # This uses vlc to stream all video and audio content.
 # By default stream is set to off for all handlers
 #
 #
 # If you want to always open a type in its viewer without the download or open
 # prompt appearing, you can add no_prompt = true
 #
 # [[mediatype-handlers]]
 # cmd = ['feh']
 # types = ["image"]
 # no_prompt = true
 #
 # Note: Multiple handlers cannot be defined for the same full media type, but
 # still there needs to be an order for which handlers are used. The following
 # order applies regardless of the order written in the config:
 #
 # 1. Full media type: "image/jpeg"
 # 2. Just type: "image"
 # 3. Catch-all: "*"
 
 
 [cache]
 # Options for page cache - which is only for text pages
 # Increase the cache size to speed up browsing at the expense of memory
 # Zero values mean there is no limit
 
 max_size = 0  # Size in bytes
 max_pages = 30 # The maximum number of pages the cache will store
 
 # How long a page will stay in cache, in seconds.
 timeout = 1800 # 30 mins
 
 [proxies]
 # Allows setting a Gemini proxy for different schemes.
 # The settings are similar to the url-handlers section above.
 # E.g. to open a gopher page by connecting to a Gemini proxy server:
 #   gopher = "example.com:123"
 #
 # Port 1965 is assumed if no port is specified.
 #
 # NOTE: These settings override any external handlers specified in
 # the url-handlers section.
 #
 # Note that HTTP and HTTPS are treated as separate protocols here.
 
 
 [subscriptions]
 # For tracking feeds and pages
 
 # Whether a pop-up appears when viewing a potential feed
 popup = true
 
 # How often to check for updates to subscriptions in the background, in seconds.
 # Set it to 0 to disable this feature. You can still update individual feeds
 # manually, or restart the browser.
 #
 # Note Amfora will check for updates on browser start no matter what this setting is.
 update_interval = 1800 # 30 mins
 
 # How many subscriptions can be checked at the same time when updating.
 # If you have many subscriptions you may want to increase this for faster
 # update times. Any value below 1 will be corrected to 1.
 workers = 3
 
 # The number of subscription updates displayed per page.
 entries_per_page = 20
 
 
 [theme]
 # This section is for changing the COLORS used in Amfora.
 # These colors only apply if 'color' is enabled above.
 # Colors can be set using a W3C color name, or a hex value such as "#ffffff".
 
 # Note that not all colors will work on terminals that do not have truecolor support.
 # If you want to stick to the standard 16 or 256 colors, you can get
 # a list of those here: https://jonasjacek.github.io/colors/
 # DO NOT use the names from that site, just the hex codes.
 
 # Definitions:
 #   bg = background
 #   fg = foreground
 #   dl = download
 #   btn = button
 #   hdg = heading
 #   bkmk = bookmark
 #   modal = a popup window/box in the middle of the screen
 
 # EXAMPLES:
 # hdg_1 = "green"
 # hdg_2 = "#5f0000"
 
 # Available keys to set:
 
 # bg: background for pages, tab row, app in general
 # tab_num: The number/highlight of the tabs at the top
 # tab_divider: The color of the divider character between tab numbers: |
 # bottombar_label: The color of the prompt that appears when you press space
 # bottombar_text: The color of the text you type
 # bottombar_bg
 # scrollbar: The scrollbar that appears on the right for long pages
 
 # hdg_1
 # hdg_2
 # hdg_3
 # amfora_link: A link that Amfora supports viewing. For now this is only gemini://
 # foreign_link: HTTP(S), Gopher, etc
 # link_number: The silver number that appears to the left of a link
 # regular_text: Normal gemini text, and plaintext documents
 # quote_text
 # preformatted_text
 # list_text
 
 # btn_bg: The bg color for all modal buttons
 # btn_text: The text color for all modal buttons
 
 # dl_choice_modal_bg
 # dl_choice_modal_text
 # dl_modal_bg
 # dl_modal_text
 # info_modal_bg
 # info_modal_text
 # error_modal_bg
 # error_modal_text
 # yesno_modal_bg
 # yesno_modal_text
 # tofu_modal_bg
 # tofu_modal_text
 # subscription_modal_bg
 # subscription_modal_text
 
 # input_modal_bg
 # input_modal_text
 # input_modal_field_bg: The bg of the input field, where you type the text
 # input_modal_field_text: The color of the text you type
 
 # bkmk_modal_bg
 # bkmk_modal_text
 # bkmk_modal_label
 # bkmk_modal_field_bg
 # bkmk_modal_field_text