Google Chrome Offline Mode – How to Work Offline in Google Chrome

Google Chrome Vs IE / Firefox:

Everyone knows the big difference between Google Chrome and IE (OR) Firefox is very simple. IE and FF have Offline mode enabled where Google Chrome does not have. IE and FF have in-built auto-saves as a local copy of the all the webpages when we browse the Internet (which is not happening in Chrome.)

All we know that when we open Google Chrome it will connect to the internet First. From internet it will get the Latest version of the page from the Server and displays it on our screen. If the Internet is down it will throw an error with Dinosaur image stating that “Unable to Connect to the Internet” as shown in the below figure.

Enable Google Chrome Offline Mode – How to Work Offline in Google Chrome

Open Chrome —> type chrome://flags/ and then you will see an Experimental Features pages. (Careful, these experiments may bite). Now Search for “Enable Offline Load Stale Button” and Enable it as shown it the figure.

Latest versions of Google Chrome also Support Offline browse although this option to easily access the cached version of any web page is hidden inside the Chrome Settings.

Please ensure that you will restart Google Chrome without Fail.

If you are Offline (No internet connection) now, no need to worry. Now Chrome will give you an option to load the “Saved Copy” as shown in below figure. This is the easiest way to enable Google Chrome Offline Mode.

How Google Chrome Offline Mode Works?

Chrome will cache HTML content, JavaScript, Images and the CSS style sheets those are associated with the page. Hence offline copy of the webpage should not look very different from the original webpage. If the page contain high-level programming generated resources like Videos or JavaScript then it will be replaced with “PlaceHolder” pics.

I hope you will find this information useful during no internet connection.

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