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I'm trying to open HTML files that are saved in a Document Library created on a Team site (using Office 365 Groups). When we add HTML files to the library they will only download and then open. We would like to be able to have these files open in the browser. Any ideas?
When the page is published, the html file opens fine in the File Viewer window. The hyperlinks (to external links) in the html page are active and seem to pop out and open up with a normal browser. I haven't tried it yet to open another html file in the same doc folder though.
How to open or display in a browser tab a web archive saved in OneDrive. I can save the web archive (folder with index and all associated files.. images, linked pages etc) to my desktop and click on the index.html file and the browser happily displays it.. all formatting, images, links to other pages all work fine.
I created a page that had 3 different types of links. • The first one links directly to a single .html file and for me opens it in the browser. • The second one links to a document library view that only shows .html files. From that view, clicking on the file for me opens it in the browser. • The third is library web part that uses the ...
The new Edge Browser Control in Microsoft Access allows you to seamlessly integrate modern web content into your Access forms and reports.
Using file:// in IE11 we are able to open and edit and save documents directly without downloading it. Once we upgraded to Edge Chromium, Clicking on them does..
In the futur, we plan to use the new Edge browser if the file link are supported. Many users see a security problem with file link, but this can easily mitigate with options like "open only non-applicative files" or "open only files from theses secures servers : ___", etc.
Since a recent update, when you click the "view it in a web browser" Outlook is encouraging you to open the .mht in Edge ("New!"). Probably the MS marketing department ordered this 😞 We would not need this "view it in a web browser" if Outlook would render HTML email properly. But it doesn't.
I want to force Office files stored in SharePoint to open in the desktop app - NEVER in Office Online apps. I have configured the site and the Document Library..
I would like to avoid replacing every single document on our intranet with a different link format; does anyone know of a way for Chromium based browsers to open "file://" based links in file explorer. I am aware of the "file://" chrome extension that opens them in an index search, but we want the links to open in file explorer.