How a browser opens a saved html page

Question

How does a browser open a saved html page? It should run the html file and other files from the hard drive. But how can a browser find a link to other small files? Is the browser changing the link to other small html page files from a URL to a place on the hard drive? How can I do that? I want to do the same in my application. But I could not understand this process.

Answer 1

Most browsers store attached resources (style sheets, images, scripts, etc.) in a separate folder with a name after the saved page.

All resource links are then converted to relative links, for example:

<img src="name_of_saved_folder/image.jpg">

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Answer 2

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