Turn your Android into an HTTP Server in Home screen mode
☆ HTTPW Server Launcher ☆
Note: You can't access your own server, only other devices.
Features:
- Home screen;
- Open your installed apps with the apps menu;
- 4 empty profiles for custom HTTP [ You can remove profile with a long touch ].
- HTTP server options:
- Choose port;
- Reflect ( Reflect web socket messages back to all clients );
- No index ( Ignore the index.html from files );
- Allow uploads ( Allow upload by other users, a site for share photo made in PHP is a example );
- Force list files ( Force the server to list root files, need "No index" checked.
HTTPW Server Plus features:
- Admin panel ( beta ) include:
- Shell console for you upload files via command line;
- Netstat shortcut;
- Ifconfig shortcut;
- Option for change app theme include:
- Material theme;
- Dark theme;
- Light theme ( Default ).
Note: With other port the HTTP server may not work, the app already provides the default port ( 8080 ). For access HTTP server from external IPs you need open a port in router using the IP that the app provide and the choosed port, then you can use the your external IP with the choosed port. You can't access your own server, only other devices.
Note: You can't access your own server, only other devices.
Features:
- Home screen;
- Open your installed apps with the apps menu;
- 4 empty profiles for custom HTTP [ You can remove profile with a long touch ].
- HTTP server options:
- Choose port;
- Reflect ( Reflect web socket messages back to all clients );
- No index ( Ignore the index.html from files );
- Allow uploads ( Allow upload by other users, a site for share photo made in PHP is a example );
- Force list files ( Force the server to list root files, need "No index" checked.
HTTPW Server Plus features:
- Admin panel ( beta ) include:
- Shell console for you upload files via command line;
- Netstat shortcut;
- Ifconfig shortcut;
- Option for change app theme include:
- Material theme;
- Dark theme;
- Light theme ( Default ).
Note: With other port the HTTP server may not work, the app already provides the default port ( 8080 ). For access HTTP server from external IPs you need open a port in router using the IP that the app provide and the choosed port, then you can use the your external IP with the choosed port. You can't access your own server, only other devices.
