Password Your Web Server Pages with .htaccess Editor

Running a home web server and need to lock it up? Want to set up standard hosting for multiple sub-domains? Don’t worry about tinkering with Apache server’s arcane .htaccess file, just tell the .htaccess Editor webapp what you’re looking for. The site’s interface is a good deal better than many of its ilk, meaning you can usually guess what it’s asking for and why. For budding web tinkerers and those with their own storage space, .htaccess Editor is a time-saving tool worth checking out.


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