Simple Text Markup Language is a simplified language used to make basic text-based web pages.
This client works over HTTP (HTTPS is not currently supported).
The commands for this program are as follows:

x - Exits the program
g - Allows user to enter URL and (g)oes to it
r - Reloads the current page
d - Prints the current page
b - Goes to the previous page

STML itself is layed out such as the following example:

0:Page Title||,
1:Text Line||,
2:Link Line|http://example.com/example.stml|,
3:Last Line||\

where the first column is the line number, seperated from the line text by a colon (:),
then there is the line text which will be displayed on the page.
After the text there is a vertical bar (|) which seperates the text from what would be 
a URL if the line is to be a hyperlink. This is then followed by another vertical bar,
which is then followed by a symbol, either a comma (,) if the line is not the last line, or 
a backslash (\) if the line is the last line of the webpage.

The line 0 must be present and will contain the title of the page.