While this is a simple solution that can work for me.
Not everyone has Python installed nor wants to invest the time.
I guess it's my fault for saying I was doing testing ("I wanted to do some messing around").
But I was thinking for HTML files that could then be redistributed and run on other people's machines.
You could use Cloudflare Workers to host your files for free. As with many other Web APIs, service workers are tied to a domain. When a user visits your page, your worker is installed in the browser and and acts as a kind of proxy. Future requests are then served directly from cache enabling offline access.
I just typically use python http server
python3 -m http.serverIt will server the directory contents on localhost:8000
While this is a simple solution that can work for me.
Not everyone has Python installed nor wants to invest the time.
I guess it's my fault for saying I was doing testing ("I wanted to do some messing around").
But I was thinking for HTML files that could then be redistributed and run on other people's machines.
You could use Cloudflare Workers to host your files for free. As with many other Web APIs, service workers are tied to a domain. When a user visits your page, your worker is installed in the browser and and acts as a kind of proxy. Future requests are then served directly from cache enabling offline access.
Huh. Neat.