sublime text 2, browser preview?

As stated above, the best way is to save your HTML code as an index.html file, then open it within your respective Web Browser. Anytime you make a change to your code in Sublime Text and save it to your index.html file, you can view it by going to your browser and opening that file (or hit refresh if you already have it open). The page should load quickly and any changes you make should reflect immediately. Hope this helps!

That's what the Prevu Sublime Package is for

I'm guessing you mean like in something such as Notepad++ where it has the option too 'Open with Firefox'. Sublime Text 2 doesn't come with this but you can set it up to do this.

I would tell you myself but I've only ever done it with Linux and I'd doubt that's what you're using. If you're using Windows, you might prefer Notepad ++ as it already comes with the option :)

Link: http://www.granneman.com/webdev/editors/sublime-text/set-up-sublime-text-to-preview-your-code-in-a-web-browser/

It might look a little confusing at first but if you keep up then it should be fine, it explains it quite well. Alternatively, you could just open the file in whatever Browser you want then as you edit your code, save the file and refresh the Browser.

guys, thank you so much, i have tried these things, mostly all day yesterday, i have tried prevue, live reload and openinbrowser i promise you i am trying but apparently I'm missing something here, when i go into sublime openinbrower is installed and so is live reload, these things isn't working for me, i put in the effort, and I'm gonna keep trying, but i feel like these should have been a prerequisite to they should have shown a brief vid installing it.