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Aaron McCallion
526 Pointsopening sublime in web browser
I can't figure out how to open my sublime file in the browser for windows it was only explained for mac and it was very brief.
2 Answers
Alex Hedley
16,381 PointsDo you want to open them directly from sublime? There is probably a shortcut or option in one of the menus.
Otherwise go to the folder the files are stored in and right click, open with and choose your web browser of choice.
Brian Story
Courses Plus Student 2,148 PointsYou can also right click on the html and select "Open in browser"
Arijit Bhattacharya
4,563 PointsArijit Bhattacharya
4,563 PointsI guess, you want to open .html file in a browser from Sublime Text for Windows.
There is a package called Sidebar Enhancement that lets you do that.
If you don't have Sublime Text Package Manager installed, go ahead and install it.
After having the package manager installed, install the 'Sidebar Enhancement' package
The default shortcut for opening a file in a browser for Windows is F12.
The .html file will open in your default browser as listed in the package configuration file.