For this to work: tick "Developer mode" and "Allow access to file URLs" next to this extension, after installation.
To work with server side includes (SSI) files, you need a local or remote webserver. Unless you have this extension :)
When you open a local .shtml file into Chrome, the extension kicks in and recursively follows the #include links while processing set and echo variables directives.
Note: #include file and #include virtual are treated the same way.
Bug reports, suggestions: [email protected]
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