* BRO is the standard web browser. *
(very much a work-in-progress still. Development continues!)

The program, bro, is a simple URI-based multiplexer.
It takes in urls, and decides how to retrieve and
view them based on the url's protocol and the type
of the resultant file. For now, it only supports the
http(s) and gopher protocols and html, gph, and
plaintext file types. See the TODO.

By default, bro uses:
 - [wget](http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/): GNU http(s) client
 - [hurl](http://git.codemadness.org/hurl/files.html): Basic gopher client
 - [lwl](http://git.y1.nz/lwl/files.html): aka "less with links".
 - [digest-html](git.y1.nz/digest-html/files.html) html-to-plaintext-with-links converter.
 - [digest-gopher](git.y1.nz/digest-html/files.html) gopher-to-plaintext-with-links converter.
This is the minimum set of components needed to make a
functional web browser. It  easy to update the configuration
to include other features, for example to add support for
protocols other than http(s).

Build:
  First, update config.mk and config.h to match your system &
  preferences. Then, run "make" to build, and then "make
  install" with the necessary priveleges to install. There
  are no build dependencies, but it does rely on other programs
  existing on your system.
