A some words about the Gopher protocol 

Many of my readers use the Lynx text browser to read Gopher.
But this is actually a bias. Gopher is not just a text-based
protocol. It also supports Jpg/Gif and HTML (not JS). In order
to view Gopher sites, you need a regular Web browser with the
extension. For example, Mozilla + gopher plugin. Then you do
not need to download images or HTML pages with a team to view
them. You can view Gopher like a regular Web site. After all,
this was originally intended. For example, I am using on 
Windows XP/9x - my browser build is SeaMonkey. You can download
Seamonkey in my Gopher Hole. In fact, Gopher is the grandfather
of the Web. It was from the gophermap file that the idea of 
htacess in web servers was stolen (I am convinced of that). 
The fact is that, in fact, the Web site was originally laid out
with the help of htacess. The original difference between
gophermap and htacess was only in the ability to manage locks.
Therefore, use regular graphical browsers with Gopher support.
It is very simple and, most importantly, convenient.