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Version 1.0.2 · 2026-03-07
Minor fixes and performances
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2026-03-07.







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HTML Viewer is a fast, lightweight, and reliable app designed to open, read, and inspect HTML files directly on your iPhone or iPad. Whether you are a developer, student, designer, or someone who needs to view HTML content quickly, HTML Viewer offers a clean and distraction-free experience.
With HTML Viewer, you can open HTML files, inspect source code, search for specific words or tags, and export content as a PDF when needed. The app is built for simplicity, speed, and clarity - so you can focus on the content instead of struggling with complex tools.
Key Features
• Open HTML Files Easily
Open HTML files stored on your device or received via email, cloud storage, or other supported apps.
• View HTML Source Code
Inspect raw HTML source code in a clear and readable format, ideal for learning, reviewing, or quick reference.…
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Minor fixes and performances
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