What is a .UHTML file?
A .UHTML file is a type of file that is specifically created by a web browser called UCWeb UC Browser. This browser is designed to work on mobile devices, including those that run on Android, iOS, and Chrome OS operating systems. When you save a webpage while using UC Browser, it gets saved as a .UHTML file. This file contains not just the HTML source code of the webpage, which is the basic structure and content of the page, but also includes images that were on the page. This means that when you save a webpage as a .UHTML file, you're essentially taking a snapshot of that page, capturing it exactly as it appeared at the moment you saved it.
The main purpose of saving webpages as .UHTML files is so that you can view these pages later, even when you're not connected to the internet. This can be very useful if you want to save information from a webpage to read later or if you're going to be in a place where you won't have internet access.
To open a .UHTML file, you would typically use the UCWeb UC Browser on your device. However, it's important to note that as of my last update, the UCWeb UC Browser has been discontinued for iOS and Chrome OS. This means that if you have a .UHTML file and you're using one of these operating systems, you might not be able to open it if you don't already have the browser installed. On Android devices, the UCWeb UC Browser is still available, so you can use it to open .UHTML files without any issues.
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