the manual

the manual

fink:// pages & the api

the browser has its own internal scheme, and a public surface for developers is on the roadmap. this page is honest about which is which.

fink:// — the internal pages

fink.browser serves its own chrome over a privileged fink:// scheme — settings, history, bookmarks, and the downloads manager are all pages, not dialogs:

fink://
fink://settings     the browser's settings, keybinds included
fink://history      local, searchable, yours
fink://bookmarks    same
fink://downloads    the live download list — pause / resume / cancel

the navbar’s download popup and fink://downloads render the same live list from the same source — pause something in one and the other agrees instantly.

the public api

there isn’t one yet, and we won’t pretend otherwise. the intended surface, in the order it’s likely to land:

  • intents — registering phrases with p.ai so your tool can be driven by voice like the built-ins are.
  • widgets — third-party cards on the widget rail, with the same lowercase chrome rules as everything else.
  • fink.chat rails — once the chat ships, programmatic peer-to-peer messaging and payments over the same protocol.
note
when the sdk opens, it will be announced in the logs— signed, like everything else we publish. anything elsewhere claiming to be a fink api isn’t us.