About Viewer app
Computer applications store information in files of different types. Processing files of a certain type often requires specialized software that takes up a lot of space and sometimes is not free. However, you will not install a software package that is ten gigabytes or more and even pay for it to view one file. Also, you can get the file on your mobile phone, but many software packages do not have mobile versions. Of course, you can get to the computer, but sometimes it takes time, and the computer may not have the necessary software.
GroupDocs.Viewer is a fast and efficient API for rendering over 170 different file types. Powered by a high-performance cloud-based GroupDocs server, it displays the JSON files in the browser. GroupDocs.Viewer technologies make it possible to achieve an ideal and identical display of a document on any platform.
This free online application based on the GroupDocs.Viewer API displays the JSON files on your device. We value your privacy, so the file is visible to you only. You can print the file you are viewing directly from your browser. You can also download the PDF file to share with someone or view later. The application works on any device, including smartphones.
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FAQ
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How can I open and view JSON file?
First, you need to upload a file: drag & drop your JSON file or click inside the white area to choose a file. Then you will be redirected to the viewer application.
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How long does it take to open JSON file?
See AlsoCreating JSON Configuration Files for Your Deployments | App Engine Admin API | Google CloudThe viewer app works fast. Typically it takes a couple of seconds to open a JSON file.
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Is it safe to view JSON files using free GroupDocs Viewer?
Of course! The preview files will be available instantly after the file uploaded. We will delete the uploaded file after 24 hours.
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Can I open & view files JSON on Linux, Mac OS, or Android?
Yes, you can use the free GroupDocs Viewer on any operating system that has a web browser. Our JSON viewer works online and does not require any software installation.
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What browser should I use to view JSON files?
You can use any modern browser to view JSON files, for example, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera, or Safari.
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What code is running on the server-side to render JSON files?
Detailed code examples are available at GitHub in the form of executable projects. If you are only interested in rendering JSON files then check .NET & Java examples.
