Go to Tools->Settings->Tools->External Browsers.To modify these settings or add/remove other external browsers you can: For example, PhpED's Installation program detects Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers and stores their configurations under Tools->Settings->Tools->External Browsers. You can also configure the list of external browsers (PHP Viewers) available in PhpED. For example, the illustration below shows selection of Mozilla Firefox as en external viewer. Alternatively, you can go to Tools->Settings and select IDE Settings under IDE section and select one of the previously configured external browsers from the drop down box next to Default Browser.Go to Tools->Default Browser and select one of the previously configured external browsers or embedded browser.The default installation of PhpED sets PhpED's embedded web browser based on Internet Explorer to be the default PHP Viewer. You can set your preferred PHP Viewer in PhpED in just a few clicks. View the HTML code produced by the PHP scripts as it is produced in debugging session.

View the output generated by PHP scripts, HTML or any other files in any of the installed external browsers, such as Internet Explorer and Mozilla.View the output generated by PHP scripts, HTML or any other files inside of PhpED IDE using PhpED's embedded web browser.The PHP Viewer features in PhpED provide include the ability to: Seeing the HTML source of these pages also is a must-have feature of course when it comes to building advanced PHP applications.

PHP Viewer in PhpED lets you view and preview the pages generated by your PHP scripts as well as static HTML pages without ever leaving your PHP IDE.

Free php viewer