typo fixes for installation (#27499)

* typo fixes for installation * typo add missing word
mrdoob · Jan 4, 2024 · 8286a47 · 8286a47
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diff --git a/docs/manual/en/introduction/Installation.html b/docs/manual/en/introduction/Installation.html
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ <h3>Development</h3>
 							npm uses <i>package.json</i> to describe which versions of each dependency you've installed. If you have other people working on the project with you, they can install the original versions of each dependency simply by running <i>npm install</i>. If you're using version history, commit <i>package.json</i>.
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-							npm the code for each dependency in a new <i>node_modules/</i> folder. When Vite builds your application, it sees imports for 'three' and pulls three.js files automatically from this folder. The <i>node_modules/</i> folder is used only during development, and shouldn't be uploaded to your web hosting provider or committed to version history.
+							npm installs the code for each dependency in a new <i>node_modules/</i> folder. When Vite builds your application, it sees imports for 'three' and pulls three.js files automatically from this folder. The <i>node_modules/</i> folder is used only during development, and shouldn't be uploaded to your web hosting provider or committed to version history.
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@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ <h3>Development</h3>
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-					We'll also need to run a <i>local server</i> to host these files at URL where the web browser can access them. While it's technically possible to double-click an HTML file and open it in your browser, important features that we'll later do not work when the page is opened this way, for security reasons.
+					We'll also need to run a <i>local server</i> to host these files at URL where the web browser can access them. While it's technically possible to double-click an HTML file and open it in your browser, important features that we'll later implement, do not work when the page is opened this way, for security reasons.
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 					Install [link:https://nodejs.org/ Node.js], then run [link:https://www.npmjs.com/package/serve serve] to start a local server in the project's directory: