Mobile Web Server User Reviews

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Is Mobile Web Server Legit?

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Scam, doesn't work

Please give le a refund, this app is unable to open a simple html document.

No Background support!

I am very Happy with this app, the only downside is that the webserver is not active when the app is running in the background to be able to operate it from the same phone. So please add this function that webserver is active when the app is open in the background. Then i would give 5 stars. At least it should have this function as a paid app. Thank you.
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Good but ….

why can we only upload pdf apk and zip, it would be nice if we could upload any type of file

Well… what to say…. Does this stuff really works ?

Each time I want to do something, I get a messge “you need to upgrade to pro version”… which cost another 4.49€ per month!
That’s not interesting

Great for sharing photos

I use this to share photos with friends and family who use android devices on my LAN. Otherwise I’ll use airdrop with iPhone users.

Response from developer

Hi, thanks for using the app. In fact, the web page can be opened on any devices with web browser. One web server, multiple client.

Thanks for your Work

The App is very Helpful
Die App ist sehr Hilfreich

It works but it needs to support more file types.

First congratulations on producing the App, this is about the only web server app I can find at the moment. It works and does allow me to share one html, photo via an URL. The QR code is a nice touch.

However, it’s so limited due to minimal file types supported! What about pdf files, doc files, ePub files, spreadsheets...the list goes on. A much better solution would be to be able to point the App at a directory and for it to share all the files there. If that’s too complicated then just share any file, why does it have to be limited to just a few preselected file types?
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