I’m the author of an app called Emporter, which creates secure URLs to your Mac. With the help of the RapidWeaver team, I’ve created a new plugin which automatically configures URLs to your RapidWeaver projects!
The thing that’s awesome about the Emporter Plugin is that you can share previews without needing to publish your project. People you share the URL with don’t need to install anything — it works with any browser, device or network. You don’t even need hosting. Seriously, it just works!
Use it to feedback on your website, to get help on the forums, or to test designs on real phones and tablets.
There’s no signup, registration, or trial version. It only takes a minute to get started.
I’m happy to answer any questions. If you need help, DM me!
It just works. Add an Emporter page, make your Mac webserver active (you can trigger it by clicking the ‘Emulate’ button) and Emporter will give you a URL which you can then share.
Yeah, its only available on High Sierra and above because of the way subscriptions work on macOS.
Sorry I couldn’t get it working for you @Konfuzzious! I’m not sure what the problem is exactly, but it seems like there’s quite a lot of extra stuff running in your environment, any of which could be a culprit (VPN, DNS filters on your router, over zealous anti-malware software, …).
It is interesting, though, since it’s worked for everyone else I know of (it’s been out since January). I’d be willing to do a screen sharing session to see if we can find the culprit, if you’d like.
Maybe you missed what I wrote (can’t blame you as English is not my mother tongue ) because I excluded the VPN, DNS filters on my router, over zealous anti-malware software, …
I tested every configuration possible. Disabled all possible filters, used a different router. Bypassed router via personal hotspot and yes, I even booted from a clean fresh installed Mojave too.
Speaking of a screen sharing session… Teamviewer works. Isn’t that the same technology that you use?
Sorry Mike, thanks for the offer but it has taken up already too much time.
I’ll just hit publish, upload it to my webserver and be done with it.
Ok, then ‘Mojave’ itself is not the issue. But something is
Perhaps my country? A faulty node in my upline? A specific setting in Mojave that I don’t know about?
Either way, enjoy that it’s working for you.
) because I excluded the VPN, DNS filters on my router, over zealous anti-malware software, …