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--- trigger:Web_Server [2018/07/16 06:54] – peternlewis
+++ trigger:Web_Server [2018/07/21 00:48] (current) – Corrected some minor typos. DavidShepherdson
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 If the Keyboard Maestro web server is enabled, then you can connect to it using your web browser.
-:!: Note: A HTTP Port of 4490 is used in all examples on this page.  But it can be set to any port you prefer.
+:!: Note: A HTTP Port of 4490 or 4491 is used in all examples on this page.  But it can be set to any port you prefer.
-**To Display the Web Server User Interface**
+**To Display the Web Server User Interface**\\
+(you can use either `127.0.0.1` or `localhost`.  They are equivalent.)
 ```
-https://localhost:4491
+http://127.0.0.1:4490    <!- for normal connection ->
+http://localhost:4490    <!- for normal connection ->
+https://localhost:4491   <!- for secure connection ->
 ```
-(note the use of the **next** port number after the specified one for the secure connection) or
+If you have configured a username and password for the web server, then you can log in and execute any active macro.  You do not need to explicitly set a trigger; if you enable the web server, and configure a username and password, then all active macros can be executed via the web browser using the username and password.
-```
-http://127.0.0.1:4490/
-```
-If you have configured a username and password for the web server, then you can log in and execute any active macro.  You do not need to explicitly set a trigger, if you enable the web server, and configure a username and password, then all active macros can be executed via the web browser using the username and password.
 Any macro with the [[Public Web]] trigger can be triggered by anyone without the username or password as long as they can connect to your Mac.
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 **To Execute a Specific Macro**
 ```html
-https://127.0.0.1:4491/action.html?macro=<YourMacroUUID>&value=<TheTriggerValueToPass>
+https://localhost:4491/action.html?macro=<YourMacroUUID>&value=<TheTriggerValueToPass>
 ```
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 ===== Enable and Setup Web Server =====
-Keyboard Maestro has an built-in web server.  You can enable it in the Keyboard Maestro Web Server preferences, and provide the following data.
+Keyboard Maestro has a built-in web server.  You can enable it in the Keyboard Maestro Web Server preferences, and provide the following data.
 {{:trigger:km-web-server-pref.png?nolink|}}
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 | Username | `<NONE>` | _Required for authenticated access_. Enter any name you prefer, but pick one that you will remember. |
 | Password | `<NONE>` | _Required for authenticated access_. Although there are no specific requirements for the password, you should pick a strong one that you will remember, or better, use a Password Manager. |
-| Web Browser Access Enabled | _checked_ | This must be checked in order to Keyboard Maestro Control on an iOS device. |
+| Web Browser Access Enabled | _checked_ | This must be checked in order to use Keyboard Maestro Control on an iOS device. |
-| Receive Clipboards into Clipboard History | _unchecked_ | If checked, you can send your clipboard from on Mac to another using the Clipboard History Switcher. |
+| Receive Clipboards into Clipboard History | _unchecked_ | If checked, you can send your clipboard from one Mac to another using the Clipboard History Switcher. |
-| Replacing Current Clipboard | _unchecked_ | If checked, received clipboards will replace your current system clipboard, otherwise they will be added to the clipboard history as the immediate paste clipboard.   |
+| Replacing Current Clipboard | _unchecked_ | If checked, received clipboards will replace your current system clipboard, otherwise they will be added to the clipboard history as the immediate past clipboard.   |
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   - Then execute any macro you have defined
   - If you have configured any macro with a Public Web trigger
-    - Then anyone on the Internet (with access to your local area network) trigger _only_ those macros that have set the [[Public Web]] trigger.  Of course, if you properly setup your Internet router, unauthorized access from the Internet should be very unlikely.
+    - Then anyone on the Internet (with access to your local area network) can trigger _only_ those macros that have set the [[Public Web]] trigger.  Of course, if you properly setup your Internet router, unauthorized access from the Internet should be very unlikely.
 If you have not entered a username or password, then you will not be able to login, but any Public Web triggered macros will still be available (as long as the web server is enabled).
-**Connecting to Keyboard Maestro Web Server in Safari**\\
+**Connecting to Keyboard Maestro Web Server in Safari**
-`URL:  https://127.0.0.1:4491`
+```
+URL:  https://localhost:4491
+```
 {{:trigger:km-server-in-safari.png?nolink|}}