Offline Mode
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Sometimes I wanna start the browser but no loading any site from my current session and sometimes I need to organize my session, moving tabs and tab stack groups to other window to save as session and make cleaner my current one, but as I am connected to internet that disturb both actions, making slow to move tabs or start the browser. I would like that brought back the Offiline Mode that there was in Opera and it was one of the features I most liked to use.
This could be add as submenu on Vmenu and/or one of starting options in Settings.
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@quinca71 said in Offline Mode:
I can not say much. I am limited in the number of browsers used. But both IE and Edge have no way to go offline, if my impatience did not lead me to a wrong statement. Is not this an outdated trend?
Firefox still has the feature.
(I have the FF)
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Unfortunately not, maybe must have some less famous. Even in Presto era, i knew IE, FF and Opera.
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@quinca71 i loved the exclamation haha
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I would really like an offline mode where the browser doesn't attempt to make network connections.
It's useful for checking local caches of things with out it randomly going & grabbing stuff that isn't stored locally.
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I've not tested either of these and believe that a CLI flag and option to start in offline mode would be nice, but I've found two extensions which may be useful:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/work-offline/gcjdagaoojgeilcobhibkgbodajcojda
This one seems particularly interesting as it may allow mail to still work.https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/offline-mode/aidgmggjdemjaobaogghgfakegjnfldo
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@ozoratsubasa I'd place a badge somewhere when active if this will be implemented. I already read the complaint of people which can't access to their sites anymore from V
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@JunglePredator said in Offline Mode:
I would really like an offline mode where the browser doesn't attempt to make network connections.
It's useful for checking local caches of things with out it randomly going & grabbing stuff that isn't stored locally.
It would be really useful to turn off network for a given tab or site to ensure some shady online tools aren't sharing sensitive data. Simple example: wifi QR code generators need your password. I'd like to ensure they aren't doing some logging of that. I'll check out the extension mentioned earlier though.
