A website viewed in the editor, restored from a version, previewed for review, and exported as a ZIP must look the same. StackLiberate achieves this through one representation materialized into every context rather than synchronized copies.
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A visual editor that modifies pages directly risks becoming inseparable from the result. StackLiberate edits through a sandboxed bridge and typed patches so the exported website never depends on the editor having been present.
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Website ownership means more than access to an editor. It means controlling the domain, retaining portable files, choosing where the site runs, and preserving a path forward beyond the platform that created it.
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How StackLiberate keeps visual editing, version history, publishing, and portable exports aligned without treating the rendered page as the source of truth.
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