Thanks to all who replied. I got GitHub to serve out my files. - I was missing README.md. I thought it would default to "file server". - Go to "Setting" (top banner) | "Pages" (left column) | "main" branch (it was "none"). If URL is directory, then README.md is mandatory. Otherwise, you get 404. If URL is file, it serve out okay. So, I chose *GitHub Pages* to recommend. It's new for them, and new for me. Any "tech support" is also learning experience for me, too. So, it works out. I'll look into *GitHub Desktop*, later. At the moment, it's file by file on website. On 2025-10-19 01:27, William Park via Talk wrote:
Trying to help out few non-techie people, but I'm also interested personally...
How do you make few *static HTML* files available online for *free?*
I looked at
* Google Site -- you can't upload html file * Dropbox -- it shows you the text content of HTML files. * GitHub -- same thing.
Failing that, I'm considering
* Put the files on USB stick, and plug it into router. It has web/file server. I would have to register DDNS, though. * Set up web server on a Linux computer. But, I don't want to be "tech support".