chm/pdf alternative based on html5+js and opened with the user's web browser [closed]

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I've read tons of similar questions in the Web, but found nothing that is acceptable for me. So, I'm looking for an html5+css+js solution for an offline use that looks similar to chm/pdf. My requirements:
1. All resources are stored in one single file, and I want to edit the source code directly and easily.
2. It's javascript-enabled and opened by the browser.
3. I don't need a built-in index/search functionality.
I tried to write something on my own, but it can't get rid of a serious memory leak...

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MHTML would be an alternative. Here are some examples:

• Key Concepts of MHTML
• MIME Hierarchies of body parts

Another alternative would be SVG with data-uris to embed images and markup. Here are some examples:

• Embed data-uris in SVG
• Does SVG support embedding of bitmap images?