Simple HTTP Server

4.1
606 reviews
100K+
Downloads
Content rating
Rated for 3+
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About this app

Introducing "Simple HTTP Server" for Android - your essential tool for experiments, prototyping, and easy file sharing across devices. Host a local HTTP server with static content effortlessly. Accessible on phones, tablets, and Android TV. Easily share files and prototype solutions. Enjoy intuitive file management features like uploading via the web interface and basic file editing (*in version "PLUS"). Streamline your projects with "Simple HTTP Server" today.
Updated on
Apr 16, 2025

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Ratings and reviews

4.2
497 reviews
ittixen Bledsoe
January 29, 2025
supposedly minimal, but full of bizarre overhead and bloat in the client side. why must every request be wrapped by 69 layers of loading modules and html pages implemented with ungodly complexity, with inexplicable choices like replacing the context menu with an html element instead? god only knows. but it definitely shows in the teen-seconds it takes to open each url.
3 people found this review helpful
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Fedir Tsapana
January 31, 2025
This is not true. The app does not have any unnecessary logic. If you encounter slowness, then this is most likely due to the application using the new file API imposed by Google (Storage Access Framework). Try using "File API" when selecting the root folder (unfortunately, it is only available in the version from the official website)
CannonBall3000
March 12, 2025
Mostly works as intended. Unfortunately, it doesn't transmit the right MIME type for *.mjs files. *.mjs files are module-based JavaScript files, which should have a MIME type of "text/javascript". However, they currently are transmitted as "application/octet-stream". Since MIME sniffing is explicitly disabled for module-based Javascript, it makes them unusable and breaks some webpages. See the Mozilla Web Docs.
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Stanislav Talover
March 31, 2025
Hi, Suggestion - switch to an easy to the eyes font for the interface, e.g. Arial etc, that is perpendicular to the horizon and not italic or cursive. Thanks.
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What’s new

* Fix for crash on network change
* Fix for crash by service stop timeout on android 15