HTML files don't render in Canvas the way URLs do?

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Make HTML Files a Recognized File Type to Render In Canvas

Use case or problem I LOVE the way Obsidian renders URLs - paste a URL and you get a fully rendered browser page in a resizeable and stackable box (I’ve never seen any similar software with this feature and its crucial to me). BUT HTML files are not a ‘recognized’ file type ala PDFs. Obsidian should accept an HTML file (like a saved webpage or archive file) and render it the exact same way it renders a URL. Note: I use SingleFile extension (GitHub - gildas-lormeau/SingleFile: Web Extension fo…

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![[abc.html]] Should Render Html Content like <iframe> / Embed local HTML file

Use case or problem ![[abc.html]] Should Render Html Content like in <iframe>. Why? While <iframes> works fine, <iframes> has issues with finding html files in Obsidian vaults. See attempts here: Allow to open local file - #55 by Yummy Because ![[abc.html]] is called an “embedding” and the html content should thus be rendered as is expected of an “embedding” Proposed solution Renderer logic: Retrieve path of file in ![[abc.html]]. (This is already done in Obsidian and works fine) Insert p…