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How to direct a url to load without typing in “.html” at the end?

Question: How to direct a url to load without typing in “.html” at the end?
I want people to be able to type in a web address like “www.seonspups.com/puppies” instead of “www.seonspups.com/puppies.html” .

How do I force the page to load without someone having to type “.html” at the end??? Right now, without it, it just goes to a 404.

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Answer by sniper68
u could try somthing like tinyurl: http://tinyurl.com/

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How do you make it so that the link doesn’t have a “.html” at the end?

Question: How do you make it so that the link doesn’t have a “.html” at the end?
On YouTube you can go to “My Videos” and it won’t have an html at the end.

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Answer by אεŕөmιצа
.html is the file extension of an HTML document. Documents for computers are the same way – a .exe is an executable file, a .txt is a text file, a .png is a PNG image file. So, on the internet, a .php file is a web page coded in PHP. A .js file is a javascript file. A .asp is an ASP file. And so on.

You can’t change the file extensions of Youtube since it’s not your site, but if you have a website, you can make the file extensions anything you want depending on what it’s purpose is.

If a page doesn’t have a file extension, then the page is the index page, or home page, of a folder or the root directory. For example, on www.Yahoo.com, the full URL is actually www.yahoo.com/index.html. If you type that in your address bar, you’ll get the same thing. It’s hidden because it’s the home page.

You can have an index page of a folder, as well. So, if you have www.mysite.com/blah/index.html, www.mysite.com/blah/ is exactly the same thing.

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