Is there a plugin / program / key binding that will let me preview html files that I am editing in vim in a browser?Background: I have abandoned traditional full-feature editors and IDE's (of which I was once a big fan!).  As time has gone by I've realized that most of the skills and knowledge isn't transferable.  So now I stick with vim, tmux and the like.  btw I need high visibility so I need panes not tabs.I'm not looking for the best tool.  Any one would do.  Maybe it can be done with a key binding?
ability to view browser view for html file from vim
vim;html
Love the idea!Here's a simple keybinding you can insert into your .vimrc:nnoremap <C-p> :!google-chrome %<CR>Replace google-chrome with your favorite browser. This allows you to preview the file you're working on if you press Ctrl + P in normal mode.The only caveat is that this will open a new browser tab each time you ask it to preview the file.[From OP: I ended up using:nnoremap <C-g> :!google-chrome %<CR>  browser preview with ctrl-pnnoremap <C-f> :!firefox %<CR>  browser preview with ctrl-onnoremap <C-c> :!chromium-browser %<CR>  browser preview with ctrl-c]ctrl-f and ctrl-c had previous uses (folding and moving to the bottom) but I wasn't using them so this is ok. Added these at the bottom of the .vimrc file.