SML (for Splitted Markup Language) (sml.tar.gz) is a concept browser, written with Qt, which gets its formatting and text information from different files.
This means the webpage itself is split up to 4 files:
1. test.sml
        #formatting instructions:
        test.fmt
        #text information:
        test.txt
        #url information
        test.url
2. test.fmt
        s12 cn u1 l0 n
        n
        n
        s8 cb u0 l1
        n
        q0 l2
3. test.txt
        Alpacas
        are really great
        Go to test 2
4. test.url
        test2.sml

Rendered webpage looks like this then:

Purpose:
There are two main reasons to split up the webpage:
1. No more XSS: The text file is treated only as a textfile. It's not executed. You cannot hide XSS in a text, which is not executed at all.
2. Easier to parse: The example browser uses the stl string class (with boost) for the formatting file and QString (for unicode) for the text file.

Instructions:
Extract the tar file.
Go into the src folder and run
 $ qmake
to create a makefile.

Then run
 $ make
to compile the program.

Then go into the bin folder and run
 $ ./smt
to run the program.