<p>Yes, you open the HTML file in a web browser.<br>
You can use either bitaddress.org.html or index.html   </p>

<p>Just so you know, none of the files are signed, so you can't verify the authenticity. I believe the devs just don't give a fuck anymore :D<br>
To be on the safe side, disconnect from the internet before you run the key-generator.</p>

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<p>After extracting all the files from the .zip file available at GitHub, which of the files do I need to open from the download in order to generate keys offline. Is it the bitaddress.org html file? Should I open it with my browser?</p>

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# Generating paper wallet offline with liteaddress GitHub download

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-12-10)

After extracting all the files from the .zip file available at GitHub, which of the files do I need to open from the download in order to generate keys offline. Is it the bitaddress.org html file? Should I open it with my browser?

**Tags:** wallet, litecoin, paper-wallet, offline


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-12-10. Score: 1

Yes, you open the HTML file in a web browser.  
You can use either bitaddress.org.html or index.html

Just so you know, none of the files are signed, so you can't verify the authenticity. I believe the devs just don't give a fuck anymore :D  
To be on the safe side, disconnect from the internet before you run the key-generator.


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