WoaS - Wiki on a Stick Reviews

While this code is currently broken, there is a fixed version in my sister (forked) project: Woas (no URLs here, but replace 'stickwiki' with 'woas' in the address bar). I can no longer post files here for some reason (I still have admin rights but get an error) or I would update the files here. My version works with current IE, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari browsers and includes a new timestamped and signed TiddlySaver applet. Firefox can now use the TiddlyFox extension or TiddlySaver.

Great tool, and I've been using it for years, but the latest firefox update has broken it yet again. :( Getting the dreaded: WoaS: Unable to save file... Your browser might not be supported, please report a bug with your UserAgent string: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:23.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/23.0 The original devs seem to have disappeared, but I read a while back of someone working on a fork project from this one. Unfortunately I can't find the site anymore. All WoaS needs is some occasional support to keep up with the perpetual "security" fixes in all the browsers.

This still does not work with Firefox 18! It will not allow me to import the html file from old WOAS version 11.00. It says: "Unable to access local files ..." I have added the suggested parameter to about:config , but it I still get the same error message. Any chance of fixing this for Firefox please?

No longer functions with Firefox due to removal of requestPrivs function. May still work with IE for the time being. brettz9's asyouwish project on github is a Firefox addon that restores the functionality, but stickwiki will need to be modified to make use of it.

Good tool to manage personal and technical information

Please keep up the great work! (The documentation to get started could be improved, though...)

good job

that's a great tool for organize your informations and making a website easily. I love it

Great for sorting out my information, I would prefer the use of TrueZIP over TiddlySaver though.

Amazing programming notebook - the addition of the syntax highlighter plugin makes this one of my favorite tools.

I have been using WoaS for several years now and have found it to be exactly what I need for maintaining my library of information, both personal and technical. I would recommend it to anyone, and often do.

So simple and easy to use. Definitely recommend it.

I am looking at WoaS as a potential application deployment aid. I am very encouraged by what I have encountered thus far.