You can just open "index.html" in your browser and it will run fine, as longs as the paths inside your files are relative.
You might have to reconfigure your bundler. If you're using Parcel, just pass `--public-url .` as a command line option when building. For Webpack use the publicPath configuration, etc.
But remember that pages accessed via file:/// have limited permissions: you can't use localStorage, access some sites using CORS, can't capture audio/video, etc. But if you're not using these things then it's fine.
You can just open "index.html" in your browser and it will run fine, as longs as the paths inside your files are relative.
You might have to reconfigure your bundler. If you're using Parcel, just pass `--public-url .` as a command line option when building. For Webpack use the publicPath configuration, etc.
But remember that pages accessed via file:/// have limited permissions: you can't use localStorage, access some sites using CORS, can't capture audio/video, etc. But if you're not using these things then it's fine.