I haven’t tried it from the emulated Android environment on Chrome OS, but I assume it should work the same.
- Select Remotes from the top-left hamburger menu
- click the + at the bottom-right and select a remote (where your file is stored). I chose local, but you can choose Google Drive as well. In my experience, Google Drive was slow to save.
- After creating the remote, open it and click the + at the bottom-left > upload files > and select your wiki file.
- select the ellipsis at the top-right of the app and click “Serve..”
- select WebDav and then choose whether to allow other devices to access and an optional username/pw (don’t enable access to other devices when you’re not on your own secured network).
- You should be able to see your wiki on the host device from http://localhost:8080/yourwikifile.html . If you enabled access to it on other devices, you can access it from your device’s ip address (on Android, you can go to your Wifi network settings to see this) - e.g..
xxx.xxx.x.xx:8080/tiddlywiki.html
Edit: One other quirk I should mention - I’ve been having trouble with the wiki loading from the browser cache. You can just refresh the page when this happens, but it’s an annoyance.