You can point the browser of the end user to the file path as /path/to/bowser/browser /path/to/file.html or, for local only connection you can build up a server on the fly to serve the file to the end user browser, like using plackup

plackup -p 5000 -MPlack::App::Directory -e 'Plack::App::Directory->new
+({root => q{.}})->to_app'

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and point the user browser to http://127.0.0.1:5000 as suggested by YourMother in a thread where many other example of webserver oneliners are shown: Simple http server one-liner for some static files?

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In reply to Re: how can I execute an html file from Perl by Discipulus
in thread how can I execute an html file from Perl by Anonymous Monk

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