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how to get an html file onto the web and into someone else’s browser.
every guide.
01 / 2 publishedyou have an html file and someone else needs to open it. the three steps, and why sending the file itself is the slow way.
what free html hosting actually gets you, ephemeral versus permanent, and the three ways to publish: drop, api, agent.
each guide carries a live uploader — you can publish from the page you are reading.
why these exist.
02 / about the guidesevery guide here answers one question someone actually types into a search box, and answers it on the page rather than in a signup flow. each one carries a live uploader, so the answer is a page you can publish while you are reading, not a tutorial you have to go elsewhere to follow.
they cover the same ground from different directions: what to do with an html file you already have, and what "hosting" means when the thing you want to host is a single document rather than a website. if you only want the url, the uploader on the home page is the whole product — the guides exist for the questions that come after it.