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HTML5
Can we code directly on a browser for HTML5 or not?
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i think no. you may use notepad or notepad++ for writing html codes.
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I would recommend using a text editor called "Brackets" it's an open source text editor that understands web design. It makes it easy to design in the browser. You can download the tool from the following website: brackets.io
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It's typical not done on the browser. Usually a text editor is used and the file is saved as .html. I think there are a few browser plugins you can use in chrome and probably other browsers too that let you write your html code in the browser, however I have never used them so unfortunately I don't know how good they are.
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Are you wanting to code on the browser for testing/creating a new page or are you wanting to manipulate something on a site? If you're wanting to try changing something, you're looking at making/using a plugin or addon. If you're just doing it to play around or build something, you have either this app's web page editor, Notepad as others have suggested, third party editors for larger, more advanced webpages, or most text editors with linux OSs are the same as notepad and usually color-code text for web development if you don't like Windows. (Also, for testing, unless required, you can use .htm instead .html if you want to save an extra byte :) .) Long story short, it depends on what you're actually trying to accomplish and user preference.
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you can use codepen.io for HTML/CSS/js
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You can use this app
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Yes, but you have to use it on a windows 10 on microsoft edge. It is a feature called Developer Tools.
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better you can use Notepad++
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You can use service CodePen.io - it allow you wrote HTML, CSS, JS and show it result
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i do recommend you a simple setup With sublime text
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You can try mozilla firefox developer edition brpwser for coding html5 in browser...trt it.
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In google chrome press ctrl shift I then change html the way you desire.
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Ctrl+Shift+I : you can edit here 😊
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Vs code editor is best
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It's done in a text editor like Notepad
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No we can't code directly on browser because we can identify that the code display this type of output what we typed but the browser can't understand that so we have to use texteditors like notpad ,notepad++,sublimetext
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Yes
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use a code editor notepad++ or vscode then make a .html file and edit it using the code editor if you need to know how to start coding usig html there are tons of videos online talking about this go ahead and goodluck
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If I understand your question:
No, broswer is the output for our code.
You can use NotePad saving you document ".html".