Tips for locally debugging web pages that contain protocol relative URLs

There is probably a better title for I'd like to accomplish, but the details should be helpful.

I've recently learned that specifying a script's src path as //some.domain.com rather than http://some.domain.com or https://some.domain.com will cause the browser to request the script using whichever protocol was used to load the page. This works great when the page is loaded from a site, but often I debug on my local system, so the protocol is file, and of course errors occur whenever resources or scripts aren't found.

Other开发者_运维问答 than changing src paths, is there a better way to debug locally? I imagine there is code solution that detects when the page is running locally versus loaded from a domain, but I haven't found examples yet.

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Install a product such as wampserver, then you'll have a localhost webserver you can test everything on. This is how I do it, works like a charm.

There are similar products available for ASP or other non-PHP server-side technologies (you didn't specify), if you are just doing HTML + JS then any old server would do.