I keep running into this obnoxious problem in Windows 10 where explorer treats .html files as special such that they have a folder grouped with them. So for example, if I try to duplicate an HTML ...

If you wish, you can create HTML files using a text editor to write the HTML code. But don't worry - you don't need to know HTML to be able to create web pages. Instead, you can use a web-editing ...

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