Uh Oh!
If you have arrived here, it means your internet browser does not yet
correctly support some new features needed to access the requested page's
content.
I know what you're thinking: "Really? It's 2024! Things like this still
happen?" It is sort of hard to believe, but it's true. Here are several possible
workarounds:
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Try again:
Click here
to go to the page you requested before. Or, to try navigating to my home page,
click here.
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Write to the developer of your browser, and ask them to get into the 21st
century and add support for the Gemini protocol.
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If your browser supports extensions, you might be able to install one to
add the needed functionality! Here is an example of one for
Firefox—disclaimer:
I have never tried using this extension.
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Some sites host web proxies which will load the page you want from within
their page, for example mozz.us.
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For what is probably the best experience, there are a large number of
browsers which implement the features needed to access my page (sometimes
with a lot of other interesting features too!). An incomplete list can be
found
here. I
recommend
Lagrange,
which is available for common operating systems and smartphones.
For a more technical explanation of what happened, see
this.