Hi deepank2596,
On Windows the hosts file is usually on C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc . I believe it's a good idea to make a backup in case you make a mistake, and depending on your settings you might need admin access to edit the file. Once you edit it, you can add entries like this one:
127.0.0.1 willtest.com
It points to a fake address that I can type on my browser to simulate going to a real address. Besides that you can always use localhost on your browser to test the app locally.
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Hi deepank2596,
On Windows the hosts file is usually on C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc . I believe it's a good idea to make a backup in case you make a mistake, and depending on your settings you might need admin access to edit the file. Once you edit it, you can add entries like this one:
127.0.0.1 willtest.com
It points to a fake address that I can type on my browser to simulate going to a real address. Besides that you can always use localhost on your browser to test the app locally.