Which generated files (csh.js, for ex.) in HTML5 output are necessary?

[tpmtpm56]

Are the files "Default.js", "Default.mcwebhelp", "Default_CSH.htm", "csh.js", and "HTML5.mclog" necessary in HTML5 output if I only need users to open the help in a browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox)?
I simply use "Default.htm" as the entry point when generating the output.
I've generated a system, and then removed the above files, and it seems to work fine, but I would like to be sure that some functionalities not immediately visible are not lost.

[Dafra08]

Some info on some of the files at least. Hope someone else can fill in the gaps.

- Default_CSH.htm: Used for context sensitive help, so if you don't use that it should be safe to remove. I read something that this file is only for backwards compatibility, so it might not be used for CSH either nowadays.
- csh.js: Used for context sensitive help, so if you don't use that it should be safe to remove.
- HTML5.mclog: Just a log file of the build. Safe to remove.
- Default.js: This seems to have something to do with context sensitive help too, so if you don't use that, it should be safe to remove.
- Default.mcwebhelp: Seems to be info about the site framework, but I don't know what it actually does.

[tpmtpm56]

Thanks; I think you must be correct; the system I've generated isn't context sensitive, and everything seems to work fine.