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I want to distribute the e-book content, which has some HTML5 and Jquery features, securely by converting the whole HTML package into an EXE.
Does any HTML Compiling software exists which has its own inbuilt browser and runs the majority of HTML5 and Jquery?

I have already tried and tested HTML Executable 4. But it's internal browser is very outdated and don't support HTML 5 or Jquery.


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You actually want to build HTML5-based standalone desktop apps. You should try:

App.js (http://appjs.com/)
Tide SDK (http://www.tidesdk.org/)
Node webkit (https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit)

I don't know how well they play together with JQuery, or with already written eBooks, but you can make a try.

Actually many times the point with this packages is that you can develop multi-platform (i.e not exporting in EXE is the end all be all)


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You can use Node-WebKit: github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit/wiki/How-to-package-and-distribute-your-apps
I heard Adobe AIR can generate EXE files for Windows, but I cannot confirm first-hand: www.adobe.com/products/air/


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