How to get a preview of a page on GitHub?

[a-new-insight]

I made a site. But, Lightspeed Filter Agent (which i really hate) blocks it for "Domain Sharing", so I want a preview of a page without going to the hosted site. Anyone know how?

[Anghel01]

Since your network blocks the hosted site, you can preview your HTML files locally before pushing. Just open the HTML file directly in your browser from your computer (File > Open File), or use VS Code with the Live Server extension to run it on localhost. That way you can see the preview without needing to access the GitHub Pages URL.

[a-new-insight]

I can't download stuff including VS Code, and I can't preview locally because "file links are blocked".

[nuran-command]

I ran into something similar before when a network filter blocked a site I was working on. What I usually do is preview the page locally instead of opening the hosted version.
For example, I just open the HTML file directly on my computer or run a local server (like localhost) using something simple such as VS Code Live Server or a small local dev server. That lets me see the page exactly as it would look without actually visiting the public domain, so filters usually don’t interfere.
Another thing I sometimes do is use GitHub’s file preview or a local copy of the project to check changes instead of loading the deployed site.
So in short, I’d try running the site locally or opening the page file directly - that’s usually the easiest way to preview it without hitting the blocked domain.