Supports Chrome 49 and SpiderMonkey 48 (Firefox 48)

Serve any raw HTML file directly in your browser without hosting.


YOU ARE USING THE BASIC VERSION!

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THIS MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS DISPLAYING WEB PAGES! You can update this in the github repo

Welcome to RawServe

RawServe is a lightweight, zero-hosting web importer designed to fetch and render raw HTML pages directly inside your browser. By resolving dependency paths natively on-the-fly, you can instantly test and display your files without deployment pipelines or CORS headaches.

Our Main Features:

  • It's Fast
  • Simple UI, No Bullshit, Just Works.
  • 100% Free and Open Source
  • Absolute Privacy, They are actually URLs that provide a view of RAW html and nothing else
Target HTML URL: H,W!
CDN Provider:
Local HTML File:
Lite Mode: Enable Lite Mode (No UI, fetch content directly)
URL Generation: Force ?serve= in browser address bar
Diagnostics: Show Advanced Console Logs


WARNING: Its Only Shows Static Pages that dint require compelx html or other, Or will Show a blank screen... It depends What browser you use

Or will Stucked in Fetching resource... You need Javascript 1.8.5 to run the serve, The mayority of the browsers uses this Javascript

Browser Compatibility Matrix

RawServe basic is built using ES3/ES5 legacy JavaScript to run on vintage browsers.

Browser / Engine Status Recommended Usage / Notes
Firefox 52.9.0 ESR FULL SUPPORT Yes sir, Full Support for mostly pages, The Limitations are the RW Render
Firefox 48 / SpiderMonkey 48 MID SUPPORT Renders lightweight static pages like RetroZilla page. But TheOldNet dont
RetroZilla NO SUPPORT No Works, Its Frezees in Fetching resource..
Internet Explorer 9 (Windows Vista) NO SUPPORT No Works, Its Frezees in Fetching resource..
Internet Explorer 6+ NO SUPPORT No Works, Its Frezees in Fetching resource..
Google Chrome 49.0.2623.112 FULL SUPPORT Its Renders TheOldNet and mostly many pages
Mypal & K-Meleon FULL SUPPORT Renders Everything, The problem its the RW renderer that dont render mostly pages
Firefox 4.0.1 NO SUPPORT Only a blank page, The Hello World Test Works but any pages dont work
Firefox 23.0 NO SUPPORT The Same case as Firefox 4.0.1

Note: External HTTPS sites may fail to render on old browsers due to TLS 1.2/1.3 enforcement or CORS headers. Browsers Tested in a Windows Vista VM & XP

We don't need to pay for hosting!