Unlisted sites stay out of the directory but still work for anyone who has the address.

While you're on air, the directory shows your site as live and links to , a player page every FMRL site has, whatever its own pages contain. Visitors also see the stream on any page with a live player: the content listing and the starter site have one. To add one to your own pages, include <script src="/_fmrl/live.js"></script> and put <fmrl-live></fmrl-live> where the video should go. Each viewer gets their own copy straight from this browser, roughly 1 to 2.5 Mbps each, so your upload speed limits how many people can watch.

Your website, served at . The index.html at the top is its entry point; folders serve their own index.html, and a top-level 404.html is shown for missing pages. Links like /css/style.css work as usual. Uploading a folder that has an index.html to the top adds what's inside it. /_fmrl/ and /shared/ are reserved.

Cookies: every FMRL site shares the parent domain, and browsers let one site set cookies that the others receive. Don't use cookies on your site for sign-ins or anything private. Browser storage such as localStorage is not affected; it stays separate for each site.

There's no index.html at the top yet, so your site's front page shows your shared content.

No files yet.

Answer requests to /api/… on your site with your own code instead of files, like a small web server running in this tab. Put a _worker.js at the top of My hosted site that exports default { async fetch(request, env) { … } } and returns a Response. env.store keeps JSON values in this browser with get(key), put(key, value), delete(key) and list(prefix), and backups include it.

It runs in a separate worker on your site's own address, so it can't see your host token or files. Each request gets 30 seconds. While it runs, _worker.js is hidden from visitors and files under /api/ aren't served. This feature is new: it may change, and it may have rough edges.

Output from console.log() in your backend shows up here.

Public files, listed newest first at and served under it, so your site can link to them as /shared/name. An index.html here is just another shared file, not a page of your site.

No files yet.

Recent requests

Backup

Download everything as a .zip, with your hosted site in site/ and shared content in shared/. Import it in any browser to restore or move your site; that replaces both sections. You can also import a plain .zip of a website folder, which replaces only My hosted site.

Identity

Your host token proves you own this name. Save it to move your site to another browser. Anyone with it can serve content under your name.

Delete

Delete this site removes it from FMRL: it leaves the directory, the name becomes free for anyone to claim, and its files are removed from this browser. Download a backup first if you might want it back. Remove from this browser only is for after you've moved the site to another browser: the site and its name stay as they are.