Easy site testing with Headdress

Headdress

Headdress makes it a snap to use your Mac as a virtual, local web server for testing your websites. I haven’t tried it out yet myself, but it looks pretty cool.

found via Shaun Inman

Monday, October 16th, 2006 Software

1 Comment to Easy site testing with Headdress

  1. That’s cool, but I feel like I could create that with Applescript.

    As it is, you can do this by editing your http.conf file. If you need a template to work from, get Headdress, turn on 1 site, then open your http.conf and copy/paste away.

    I guess that I really don’t think it should be shareware.

    2. Maximillian on October 16th, 2006

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