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You don't need a special browser to view PHP files, all PHP is parsed by the PHP interpreter and sent to the browser via Apache as text/html, so it's exactly the same as viewing any other web page.

As long as your Apache server is configured correctly, you should be setup to use PHP files. They just have to be named .php (or whatever you specified in the Apache configuration).

For example, index.php will be parsed as a PHP file rather than as standard text/html.
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