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You can use a WebDAV server to sync your notes in Joplin, and if your WebDAV server has a web interface, you can view your notes in a browser.
May I suggest Nephele as a good WebDAV server you can use.
Available for Docker as well.
Nephele looks great. After some fiddling i couldn't make it work with sub-paths (/path/path) so i will keep using Apache as WebDAV server, which fits my bill so far. Unfortunately Joplin notes are NOT plain text (not even .md) as far as i can see, so that is not an option.
Nephele looks promising! But how to view Joplin notes from browser? They don't seems readable directly from folders but somehow messed up
They’re markdown files, so you can view them in the browser.
Mmm, not really? This is what i get by opening a "d8c18c2732b5476c932be62a292750f8.md" file from my Joplin storage folder:
not really human readable to me (yes, readable, but...)
I didn’t realize Joplin saves in such an odd format. The filename is .md, but the format is something proprietary.
What’s weird is a few of my notes don’t look like that. They look like normal Markdown. But most look just like yours.