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If its a frontend/content-only site (no backend logic), there is a way! Its very different to what others will suggest, but it will cost nothing and is easy to
by purple-leafy 2y ago
If its a frontend/content-only site (no backend logic), there is a way!
Its very different to what others will suggest, but it will cost nothing and is easy to do.
Convert the HTML/CSS/JS bundle into a base64 url
If it fits in that scheme, the base64 url can basically act as a hash for the website.
As the long as that base64 url is saved somewhere, you can run the site by pasting it into the url bar.
Then its just a question of storage
- Internet archive
- Hard-drives
etc