[SOLVED] How do I open a HTML file in a browser?

Answer 1

Click two time on the .html file, it will be automatically opens in the browser.

In alternative you can drag your file in the browser manually, maybe you already know how to drag&drop an element with your mouse.

@Tiago, type the whole URL path in the URL bar? Maybe it's a little bit hard ^^

Answer 2

double click on html file..then it will be open..

Answer 3

double click on .html file and it will be automatically opened.

Answer 4

double click on the file

Answer 5

Firstly save your html file by going to file menu and then save as option,
And give a name to your file like basic.html and click OK.
After that close the html file and you will see your file in browser named basic

Answer 6

Right click > Open with > Your preferred browser

Answer 7

If you are using text editor notepad++ , its v simple to open the file in browser.
On the top menu there is an icon (run) with diff options. Chrome,Mozila etc. You can run directly from here in any browser.
(((((Sorry for my bad Eng))))) 😰😰

Answer 8

in address string - file://path_to_your_html

Answer 9

In case you wanna know for Android (Chrome) -
Type this in browser search bar - File:///
Copy the path of the file and put it after like this

Fill:///path of the file
eg - File:///projects/web/index.html

Answer 10

Double click on the HTML file or use XAMPP

Answer 11

double click it or open it with web browser you want

Answer 12

Just type the path of your html file at the address bar of your browser

Answer 13

Or...If you are trying to open a page using JS, you can use window.open ()

Answer 14

In Notepad++ click Run and then Launch in Chrome

Answer 15

I'm shocked that you're asking this question, but you know how to visit sololearn.

Answer 16

double click html code file

Answer 17

save the file with (.html) prefix and then open it

Answer 18

Save Notepad file. Use Extension html or open with browser

Answer 19

just double click on the.html file

Answer 20

is the file saved as .html which os are u on?