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Adds a Render tab to the Azure DevOps file viewer so .html files render live in a sandboxed iframe — either inline or in a new tab. Render View for Azure DevOps adds a Render tab to Azure DevOps Repos so HTML files can be previewed directly in the browser. When viewing a .html or .htm file in Azure DevOps, click Render to see the file as a live rendered page instead of only source text. You can render inline in the Azure DevOps file viewer or open the rendered view in a clean full-screen tab. Features: - Adds a Render tab to Azure DevOps HTML file pages - Supports .html and .htm files - Renders inline or in a new tab - Uses your existing Azure DevOps browser session - Preserves relative asset paths where possible - Runs locally in your browser - Does not collect analytics, telemetry, repository content, or personal data Privacy: The extension fetches the currently viewed Azure DevOps HTML file through your browser and renders it locally. Fn First does not collect, store, transmit, sell, or share your Azure DevOps file contents, repository data, credentials, or usage data. Limitations: - Only works on supported Azure DevOps and Visual Studio repository URLs - Only adds the Render tab for .html and .htm files - Very large files may be refused to avoid browser performance issues - Rendered pages may behave differently from a production website depending on external assets, authentication, or repository-relative paths Render View for Azure DevOps is published by Fn First Holdings LLC. This extension is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft or Azure DevOps.
May 27, 2026
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