Once the text is displayed in your browser, press Ctrl + S (Windows) or Cmd + S (Mac) to save the content as a local file .
localhost:8080 - Web Server and Application Port Guide - Pinggy
The request is for a resource called txt . While it may be a plain text file, browsers often try to display .txt files directly instead of downloading them . How to Download the File
This is a standard alternative to port 80, frequently used for development, proxy services, or secondary web applications like Apache Tomcat or Node.js .
Use a tool like curl to download it directly: curl -O http://datoo:8080/txt Troubleshooting Access
If your browser opens the text in a new tab instead of downloading it, you can use these methods:
If the page won't load, ensure your device is on the same network as the "datoo" host. Port 8080 must also be open and not blocked by a firewall .