Closed seralekseenko closed 4 years ago
I'm not sure what your Markdown Preview settings look like. Also, did you restart Sublime after installing Markdown Preview? Please provide more information. I currently have no issues with my machines. Granted, I haven't tested on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS yet, but this issue may not be specific to Ubuntu and may just be an environment issue. I just can't tell based on the info provided.
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Thanks for the answer. Your answer prompted me some thoughts about the package settings. And I decided to experiment. Which, however, did not solve the problem that I wrote about in a previous post.
In the end, I came to a complete reinstall of Sublime. That everything would be clean. I didn’t touch the settings at all, neither in Sublime nor in Markdown Preview.
The result: the problem was in the Chromium browser.
And with Mozilla and with Chrome everything is fine, there were no problems. This is the right solution for me. :)
Sorry to bother you on such a trifle.
Thanks for following up with your findings. Glad you got it working!
Greetings. :)
Thanks for the package! This is a very useful thing.
But I ran into a problem in its use.
When sending the
README.md
file to the browser,file: ///tmp/13.html
opens in the browser, but "ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND" is displayed on the page.Operating System: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Browser: Chromium v 83.0.4103.116
My attempts to find the reason in the settings of the sublime or the package did not lead to a positive result.
I already found a similar closed issue, but I did not consider the solution in it.
Any ideas?