This extension provide preview of HTML which execute on web server. When you save files, this extension automatically reload browser or side panel (live preview feature). You can call these features from the context menu or editor menu. The main features are as follows.

• Preview on side panel (ctrl+shift+p): Open preview of HTML on side panel. With this feature, you can easely check the operation of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
• Launch on browser (ctrl+shift+l): Open Web Page on default browser. You can check all operation with web page.
• Stop the web server (ctrl+shift+s): Stop the web server. This feature can be used only from command palette.
• Resume the web server (ctrl+shift+r): Resume the web server. This feature can be used only from command palette.
• show UI Page (ctrl+shift+u): Show UI Page. You can change options at UI page.

This extension contributes the following settings:

• previewServer.browsers: Browsers to launch. Even if you do not set this option, default browser launch if the ignoreDefaultBrowser is false. Default setting is null.
• previewServer.ignoreDefaultBrowser: Controls whether launch default browser or not. Default setting is false.
• previewServer.isWatchConfiguration: Controls whether resume the Web Server or not, when change settings. Default setting is true.
• previewServer.port: Port number of the Web Server. If you set null, vscode-preview-server generate random number, and set port as random number. Default setting is 8080.
• previewServer.proxy: Set proxy. This is usefull when execute web app on another web server. Default setting is "".
• previewServer.sync: Controls whether synchronized or not. Default setting is true.
• previewServer.ui: Port number of UI Page. Default setting is 3001.
• startupProject: Name of startup project. This setting is meaningful only when in the workspace. This value is the name of the folder. When using this workspace and omitting this value, the first folder becomes the startup project Default setting is null.

{
    "previewServer.browsers": ["firefox", "chrome"],
    "previewServer.ignoreDefaultBroswer": true,
    "previewServer.port": 9999,
    "previewServer.ui": {
        "port": 3001,
        "weinrePort": 8081
    }
}

{
    "previewServer.startupProject": "Product"
}

{
	"folders": [
		{
			"name": "Product",
			"path": "foo"
		},
		{
			"name": "Test",
			"path": "bar"
		}
	],
	"settings": {
		"previewServer.startupProject": "Product"
	}
}

1. Ensure that you have gulp-cli installed globally using npm i -g gulp-cli.
2. Run npm install to bring in the dependencies.
3. Run gulp build to produce i18n files.
4. Press F5 key to launch extension.

Preview on side panel somethimes don't work with CDN, Link etc.

This extension use browsersync. I would like to thank browsersync team for useful work.

MIT