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I encountered an issue where there is no button to directly open the site from the app when running the project. After starting the project, it runs on localhost:3000 as expected, but the app does not provide a button to open the site directly. Additionally, clicking the link displayed in the terminal window within the app does not automatically open the browser, so I had to manually enter the address into the browser to access the site. Having a button within the app to open the site would improve the user experience.
Steps to Reproduce:
Run the project from the app.
Observe that the project runs on localhost:3000.
Try to find a button in the app to open the site directly (there isn't one).
Click the link shown in the terminal window within the app (the browser does not open).
Manually open the browser and go to localhost:3000.
Expected Behavior:
The app should provide a button to open the site directly once the project is running.
Clicking the link in the terminal window inside the app should automatically open the browser and navigate to the site.
Actual Behavior:
There is no button in the app to open the site on localhost:3000.
Clicking the link in the terminal window inside the app does not open the browser.
The user has to manually type the address into the browser.
Possible Solution:
Add a button within the app interface that opens the site when it is running on localhost:3000.
Fix the functionality so that clicking the link in the terminal window opens the browser automatically.
Environment:
Operating System: win 11
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I encountered an issue where there is no button to directly open the site from the app when running the project. After starting the project, it runs on
localhost:3000
as expected, but the app does not provide a button to open the site directly. Additionally, clicking the link displayed in the terminal window within the app does not automatically open the browser, so I had to manually enter the address into the browser to access the site. Having a button within the app to open the site would improve the user experience.Steps to Reproduce:
localhost:3000
.localhost:3000
.Expected Behavior:
Actual Behavior:
localhost:3000
.Possible Solution:
localhost:3000
.Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: