RIP static site generators. Just run this in your browser and export a static site. No more complicated setups. No more running ruby in docker or fighting hugo templates. Install the themes and plugins and go nuts!
how would you export a static site if you are running on the browser? you can do some cache management with local storage, or just leverage the browser built in system, but as every rendering session is on the edge, you would not have the benefit of a static site.
Or are you talking about, developing it on the browser, export it and upload it somewhere as static files for internet access (eg a cheap host with no server side languages)?
/hottake