As of version 1.5.0, Feather Wiki has 2 primary builds—Warbler for use on a web server and Wren for everyone else—and both builds have an alternative less-minified option specifically to allow a small number of web browsers to run Feather Wiki without issues.

Wren

Dan Pancamo, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Wren is the "standard" version of Feather Wiki coming in at about 54.5 kilobytes and containing both a what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) page editor and a Markdown editor with a toggle switch.

If your browser of choice can't load the file, try the ruffled version, which includes less minification but may work with your ECMA 2015-compatible browser.

Warbler

Donna Dewhurst - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Warbler is a version of Feather Wiki that includes the ability to save to compatible servers. It is otherwise identical to to Wren. The added server capabilities only add 1 kilobyte to the file.

If your browser of choice can't load the file, try the ruffled version, which includes less minification but may work with your ECMA 2015-compatible browser.

Plumage & Skeleton

As of version 1.7.0, Feather Wiki's raw CSS (Plumage) and JavaScript (Skeleton) are also available for download, but their use is slightly more limited if you want to be able to save wikis. If you only wish to display a wiki's content after extracting its data, then you should be fine using them as is!

To retain the ability to save a wiki, you must include the JavaScript contents within a script tag that has an id of a (i.e. <script id="a">{Feather Wiki JavaScript}</script> and the CSS contents within a style tag that has an id of s (i.e. <style id="s">{Feather Wiki CSS}</style> in the actual HTML output. Otherwise, the "Save Wiki" button will not work!

The Feather Wiki Plumage is the same for all versions: Download Plumage

Download Wren: Wren Skeleton (or ruffled Wren Skeleton)

Download Warbler: Warbler Skeleton (or ruffled Warbler Skeleton)

Older Versions & Changelogs

In most cases the most recent version is the one you'll want, but all previous versions are available for download on the Releases page of the Codeberg source code repository.