There's no need to do that as the raw HTML can be seen here:

However, I assume LanX wants to see the rendered HTML, not the code, and without a save-to-disk-and-reopen step.

There's no need to do that as the raw HTML can be seen here:

In this case the browser fails to render the page because the server sends a Content-Type: text/plain in the http header instead of Content-Type: text/html as it would be expected.

Maybe this save-to-disk-and-reopen step is not the most elegant way to solve this, but it is the most simple trick that at least I can imagine. And it helps here too.

I've added a clarification to the OP.

Cheers Rolf
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FWIW saving this file to a temp dir with Ctrl S and clicking the download helped.

Not what I was looking for but thanks :)

Cheers Rolf
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