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A Web Server for Chrome, serves web pages from a local folder over the network, using HTTP. Runs offline. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: WEB SERVER FOR CHROME HAS REACHED END OF LIFE Google has ended support for Chrome Apps. This original app no longer launches on current versions of Chrome and can be removed. Its successor, 200 OK Web Server, is generally available now from the original developer. 👉 Choose the correct version for your device: https://ok200.app/migrate?ref=legacy-store 200 OK Web Server uses a server app for your platform. Its Chrome extension provides browser launching, status, and controls. The migration page will guide you to: • ChromeOS: the Android app or ChromeOS Linux server • Windows, macOS, and Linux: the desktop server • Chrome: the companion 200 OK extension The extension is a launcher and controller; the desktop, Android, or ChromeOS Linux app runs the web server. --- ABOUT THE ORIGINAL APP Web Server for Chrome was an open-source (MIT) HTTP server used for local web development and sharing files over a local network, including on Chromebooks and ARM devices. This listing remains available to help existing users move to 200 OK Web Server. Original source code: https://github.com/kzahel/web-server-chrome Update — 0.5.4 (August 2026) Final migration update. Adds platform-aware migration instructions, removal controls, and limited weekly reminders for existing users.
Aug 9, 2026
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