@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: |
 
 # Retrieving Cookies
 
-To retrieve cookies from an exchange you use the `getCookies` method on a [simple http exchange](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange.md).
+To retrieve cookies from an exchange you use the `getCookies` method on a [simple http exchange](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange.md).
 
 ```java
 SimpleHttpHandler handler = new SimpleHttpHandler(){
@@ -21,11 +21,11 @@ SimpleHttpHandler handler = new SimpleHttpHandler(){
 
 # Creating and Modifying Cookies
 
-For simple key-value cookies, the `setCookie` method on a [simple http exchange](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange.md) can be used.
+For simple key-value cookies, the `setCookie` method on a [simple http exchange](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange.md) can be used.
 
 For cookies with additional parameters the `SimpleHttpCookie.Builder` can be used instead.
 
-The exchange **must** be [sent](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange#sending-data.md) in order for the cookies to be set.
+The exchange **must** be [sent](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange#sending-data.md) in order for the cookies to be set.
 
 ```java
 SimpleHttpHandler handler = new SimpleHttpHandler(){
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ SimpleHttpHandler handler = new SimpleHttpHandler(){
 
 # Response
 
-To send response headers you would first modify the headers inside the `getResponseHeaders` method, and then send them using the `sendResponseHeaders` method. This process is simplified by using any of the [`send`](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange#sending-data.md) methods in the exchange.
+To send response headers you would first modify the headers inside the `getResponseHeaders` method, and then send them using the `sendResponseHeaders` method. This process is simplified by using any of the [`send`](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/exchange/simple-http-exchange#sending-data.md) methods in the exchange.
 
 A request may run multiple times if an exchange does not return any headers.
 
 
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: |
 
 The `ThrottledHandler` limits the amount of simultaneous connections to a handler. The handler requires a [throttler](#throttlers), which determines how to allocate the connections.
 
-You must use a [*multithreaded server*](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/server/multithreaded-server.md) for this handler to work properly.
+You must use a [*multithreaded server*](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/server/multithreaded-server.md) for this handler to work properly.
 
 # Throttlers
 
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ The `SessionThrottler` limits the amount of simultaneous connections a single se
 
 A value of 0 means no connections allowed and -1 means unlimited connections allowed.
 
-A `HttpSessionHandler` is required in order the handler to retrive sessions from the server. See [http session](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/exchange/http-session.md) for more details.
+A `HttpSessionHandler` is required in order the handler to retrive sessions from the server. See [http session](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/exchange/http-session.md) for more details.
 
 ```java
 HttpHandler handler = new HttpHandler(){
@@ -168,4 +168,4 @@ server.createContext("/", new ThrottledHandler(handler, throttler));
 
 <hr>
 
-[Multithreaded server is not processing requests in parallel](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/server/multithreaded-server#multithreaded-server-is-not-processing-requests-in-parallel.md)
+[Multithreaded server is not processing requests in parallel](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/server/multithreaded-server#multithreaded-server-is-not-processing-requests-in-parallel.md)
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ description: |
 
 # Adding Pages
 
-Pages (referred to as a context) can be added using the `createContext` method on a `SimpleHttpServer`. This method accepts a string, where the page will be located at; and a [handler](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/handler.md), which handles the request.
+Pages (referred to as a context) can be added using the `createContext` method on a `SimpleHttpServer`. This method accepts a string, where the page will be located at; and a [handler](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/handler.md), which handles the request.
 
 ```java
 SimpleHttpServer server = SimpleHttpServer.create(8080);
@@ -36,4 +36,4 @@ Contexts in a server are case sensitive and will use the most specific context a
 
 This consequently means that any handler added to the root `/` context would handle any requests that don’t have a handler, since it’s the most specific one available.
 
-To resolve this issue the libary provides a [root handler](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/tree/main/docs/handler/root-handler.md).
+To resolve this issue the libary provides a [root handler](https://github.com/Ktt-Development/simplehttpserver/blob/main/docs/handler/root-handler.md).