in reply to preview HTML without a browser?

I’m having a similar or the same problem as Anonymous Monk. I want to build web pages on my lap top in areas where I don’t have internet access – no browser. So how do I see how the page is coming along without a functioning browser?

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Re^2: preview HTML without a browser?
by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Dec 09, 2014 at 05:12 UTC

    You should start a new thread with a fresh question probably. This thread is very old. That said, what I tend to do is this–

    cd /path/with/my/html/ plackup -p 8080 -MPlack::App::Directory -e 'Plack::App::Directory->new +->to_app'

    Then images and HTML from that root can be used/previewed at http://localhost:8080/ or equivalent for your box. You can use Plack::Builder to do much more but that’s a good starter. More reading: Plack, Plack::App::Directory. If it’s not enough, come back with a fresh question; c.f., one not continuing this thread from 2007. :P Good luck

Re^2: preview HTML without a browser?
by tobyink (Canon) on Dec 09, 2014 at 11:12 UTC

    Why doesn't your browser function without Internet access?

    All browsers that I have used are perfectly capable of viewing local HTML files (or connecting to an HTTP server running on localhost) without Internet access.