What's a hosts file anyway? Back in the early days of the internet, before it was widespread, computers used a hosts file to map long, hard to remember IP addresses with much shorter, easier to remember hostnames. For example, here's a line you'll find in many hosts files on Windows, Linux, and macOs: 127.0.0.1 localhost
The hosts file is an elementary tool of a network protocol and converts host names into numeric IP addresses. The network can only work with these addresses. The hosts file is created in all common operating systems for PC, Mac, and mobile devices, and can be changed by system administrators.
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