I have something that runs HTML/Javascript.  It can run in a browser, but I also have an exe file (created with Tauri) for download.

If I set it as a HTML project, does that allow it to be ran on the game page and also let people download a zipped HTML directory as well as the exe?

Is it better to just do it as a downloadable project and have the files there, but not have it playable from the game page?

I've never published anything here before, so I'm not sure exactly how each works.

You can have 0 or 1 "run in browser" and as many downloads as you like. For example, all my games have 2 downloads: 1 for Windows + 1 for Linux.

Yes, setting the page to an HTML type project allows the thing to run as a page embed. That’s as if the upload has a functional index.html. Downloads can be made available from the same page.

I’m pretty sure the reverse doesn’t work out; as in, a project won’t run as an HTML game, tutorial, sample, or whatever you want running in the embed area when it’s overall classified as a download.

In my opinion, it’s better to offer both the web project plus downloads. That allows a wider range of people to look at the thing.

Thanks for the replies.  That's what I was hoping it would do.