# What is Offpunk?

=> /screenshots/2.png Screenshot of Offpunk

Offpunk is a command-line offline-first web browser for your terminal. But what does it mean?

## Command-line

No mouse, no shortcut, no hidden key to press. Every action requires you to type a command. Content is displayed in the venerable "less" pager. Offpunk is intented for people who live in their terminal and don’t want to leave it.

## Offline-first

Every content you visit is cached and can be visited later while offline. If you try to visit a content not available in your cache, it will be marked to be downloaded later. Offpunk allows you to synchronise you computer once every hour, day or week and work offline without being interrupted.

## Web Browser

Yes, it browses the web. But not only.

Offpunk transparently browse http/https/gemini/gopher/spartan/finger links. In your terminal, it will nicely display HTML, Gemtext, Gophermap, txt, RSS, Atom and even pictures. You can subscribe to an RSS feed or to any page. Offpunk merges the concept of browsing pages and subscribing to feeds.

## Unix philosophy

Offpunk is made of 4 components that can be used separatly: netcache, ansicat, openk and offpunk. While being written in python, dependencies are kept minimal and, when possible, optional.

=> /screenshots/resist.png RESIST!


=> /install.gmi Install Offpunk
=> /firststeps.gmi Start to use Offpunk
=> /index.gmi Back to the tutorial
