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I am. I downloaded the file onto the persistant storage. I also checked the file contents by reading it with the html5  FileReader (readAsText method) after downloading, so the file's contents are valid. I also can link to downladed files (images) in <img> tags, and the images are shown correctly. As soon as I try to display a downloaded html file, this does not work. This feature is crucial for me as I have an implemented offline functionality for wikipedia pages (this already works on other platforms, and as I get the pages from my own server I know that the html itself does work).

Try opening the file using  window.open("Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.html", "_self");

Thank you for your answer. I think we are getting closer. I stripped off 'filesystem:file:///Persistent/' from the toURL() result and the browser at least understood the address, which resulted in:

file:///opt/usr/apps/ZvrzJxri42/res/wgt/offlineWiki/en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birch.html

It says "Webpage temprarily not available", which I think indicates the 404 not found error.

I also checked if I can read the file through the html5 filereader the following way:

window.requestFileSystem(LocalFileSystem.PERSISTENT, 0, gotFS, errorHandler);
fileSys.root.getDirectory(...) -  directoryEntry.getDirectory() , travel the path to the folder 'wiki'
directory.getFile('Birch.html')
reader.readAsText(FileEntry)

which displays the contents of the html file correctly. I have to add that I did it this way because window.resolveLocalFilesystemURI / window.resolveLocalFilesystemURL did not work (neither if prefixed with webkit). I think this did not work because of the same reason as window.open() does not work: toURL() returning a path that is not understood by the system. Unfotunately, toURL() always gives me the same thing as .fullPath.

Summary: the file is somewhere, but how do I get a path that works with the browser?