Good offline wiki alternative? What's your methodology?

ObscuredBeyond

I want to preserve as much article style and formatting as possible. Miraheze had a disaster in November, and I lost my wiki. Found an archive on the Wayback Machine, but my wiki still isn't restored.

Getting tired of cloud-only article storage, since farm hosts are never dependable. Wikii, Wiki-Site, and Wikispaces are all extinct. Fandom has become a toxic woke nightmare. Shout doesn't impress me. And Miraheze nearly went extinct due to a head crash wiping out thousands of wikis. They're also replacing everything to some new database storage something or other, since they've been using a really outdated one, hence the constant 503 errors.

I'm tired of having to constantly rebuild. Offline solutions for a wiki are few and shrinking. MediaWiki on a virtual server isn't in the cards, given Bitnami no longer supporting it.

Note taking software is what's usually recommended instead. But MyInfo looks like a waste of a hundred bucks. Joplin doesn't impress me, and neither does OneNote.

If all else fails, I could just copy everything to MS Word, then attach the Word document articles to Plottr. Seems like a pretty desperate solution, and devoid of a lot of the better things about wikis. But at least I don't have to worry about losing everything regarding notes on my projects every time someone else's server has a bad hiccup.

Good offline wiki alternative? What's your methodology?
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