When you open a text file on Android, the first thing you’ll see is the file name. This is the name of the file that Android will open in your default text editor, such as Notepad or TextEdit. If you’re using a different editor, you’ll need to specify that in the File Type field of the File Manager window when you first open the file. If you want to view a .txt file on Android without opening it in a text editor, there are a few ways to do it. One way is to use an app called TXT Viewer. This app lets you view .txt files just like any other files, but it requires that you have an account and pay for a subscription. Another way is to use an app called RTF Viewer. This app lets you view .txt files like any other files, but it requires that you have an account and pay for a subscription too. The best way to view a .txt file on Android is probably the easiest: just type its filename into your address bar and hit enter.
