Enable Web browsing mode without Internet connection on Chrome

Both Firefox and Internet Explorer are built into "Work Offline" mode, which allows users to re-access a Web page and re-display the content of these websites even when the computer is lost. Internet connection.

A good news for Chrome's followers is that Google is also testing this feature on Chrome browser. Accordingly, Chrome will automatically save the content of web pages that users have visited so that it can then download and re-display the content of these websites even without an Internet connection.

However, this feature is still in the testing process, so sometimes it may fail.

Currently, Offline Web browsing feature on Chrome is by default hidden, so users must enable this feature.

1. Enable offline Web browsing mode on Chrome

To enable Offline Web browsing on Chrome browser, follow the steps below:

Note: Applies to Chrome browser on all Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS and Android operating systems.

First enter chrome: // flags in the address bar and press Enter.

At this time the screen will appear a window to change Chrome browser settings.

Here you find the Enable Show Saved Copy Button option . You can scroll down the list to find options or a faster way is to press Ctrl + F to open the search box, then enter the keyword Show saved to find options.

After you find the option, click on the Default button to open the drop-down menu (drop-down menu).

In this drop down menu you will see two options for activating Offline Web browsing on Chrome: Enable: Primary and Enable: Secondary .

Click on either of the Enable: Primary or Enable: Secondary options. You should now see the Relaunch Now button below. Click on it to restart your Chrome browser.

Now offline Web browsing mode has been activated.

2. Open the Offline Web page

After activating offline Web browsing on Chrome, you can access any Web page and Chrome will automatically save the content of web pages that users have visited so that it can then be downloaded and displayed. re-content these sites even without an Internet connection.

When you visit any Web site that has lost your network, on the screen you will see the Show saved copy button. Click on that button to reload the page.

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Good luck!