How to take away the html file name from the view in address bar

Hi!
Wen I visit the pages of a site made with muse I see this in the browser address field
cinomiller.com/index.html
cinomiller.com/cv.html
cinomiller.com/contact.html
(and so forth)
I would rather just have
cinomiller.com
cinomiller.com/cv
cinomiller.com/contact
(and so on)
How is it done?
Thanks!

Hello Alejandro,
Unfortunately there is no option in Muse to remove the .html extension from the pages. However, if you site is hosted on Business Catalyst, you have the option to edit the URL of the page and remove the .html from it.
But, if your site is hosted somewhere other than Business Catalyst, you would need to contact your hosting provider to help you out to remove the extension from the URL of the pages.
Hope this information helps.
Regards,
Rajan

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