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## Use offline or online (web) - your choice
My tool uses client-side Javascript, so it runs on anything that has a modern browser. Even without internet access. You can use it locally on your PC, on mobile or on any operating system you desire (Windows, MacOS, Linux) without internet connection — everything is done on your device and your CPU. To do that, you can either download the source code [directly from GitHub](https://github.com/ReznoRMichael/hollow-knight-completion-check/archive/master.zip), go to `/docs` folder and launch `index.html`, or go to the tool's webpage and choose *Page -> Save As...* like you would save a normal program. Only contents inside the `/docs` folder are required for the program to run.
My tool uses client-side Javascript, so it runs on anything that has a modern browser. Even without internet access. You can use it locally on your PC, on mobile or on any operating system you desire (Windows, MacOS, Linux) without internet connection — everything is done on your device and your CPU. To do that, you can either download the source code [directly from GitHub](https://github.com/ReznoRMichael/hollow-knight-completion-check/archive/master.zip), go to `/docs` folder and launch `index.html`. Only contents inside the `/docs` folder are required for the program to run. Or go to the tool's webpage and choose *Page -> Save As...* like you would save a normal program.
On Android running the tool locally requires manually typing the address `file:///storage/emulated/0` in your browser and from there pointing to the `index.html` file in the folder you saved the tool into. Then you can save it in your bookmarks for easy subsequent usage.
## Support and feedback