There are a couple of different ways (that I know about) to encapsulate a website (or just a subdirectory?) into an executable. There is Web2Executable and Nativefier via nodejs.

I'm basically only noting these here on the chance that someday I may do actual work with Squiffy or Twine.

I've cached a copy of Web2Executable on my Box.com account and here on my pcloud account.

To create an Electron app version of my blog:

(a) open a command prompt and navigate to C:Userskyrat (b) ensure TNAS unit it powered on and working properly (c) open a web browser and navigate to: http://192.168.254.22:8800/cms/ (d) ensure you can see your blog when the browser navigation resolves (e) open an elevated command prompt and navigate to C:Userskyrat (f) enter the following: nativefier http://192.168.254.22:8800/cms/ (g) The nativefier will infer, copy, and package, producing a new directory with subdirectories/files (h) The new directory is The blog of @kyrathasoft-win32-x64

It might be nice to occasionally (monthly?) make an Electron app version of the Flatpress blog that runs atop Apache. I could leave copies of the Electron version for Susan and Allan in the event of my death. Reason? None of them would know how to troubleshoot any Flatpress/hosting/apache issues without my help.