Google adds the ability to work offline with Drive via Chrome

One of the biggest drawbacks of using online cloud services is the almost absolute dependence on the web. Cloud applications play an increasingly important role in many different activities, but the problem lies in the fact that they require users to be online almost continuously, and this inadvertently reduces the usefulness. of a large service for those who have poor internet connection, or need to work in places where there is no internet connection.

Realizing this inconvenience, Google engineers have begun to develop and add Offline mode to the Google Drive service platform, allowing users to access the personal data store. right in Chrome without an internet connection.

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In fact, this is the extension of a feature that Google launched earlier this year, allowing users to access offline in Google Docs archives.

Google said this feature helps improve the offline experience for Google Drive. Now users can access important files - even non-Google files - in offline settings, effectively serving situations such as working on the plane, on business, or doing work in places with poor internet connection, unstable.

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This is currently only part of the beta test and is not yet available to general users on Chrome OS devices. However, the effectiveness of this situation is something that everyone can see clearly, and Google will soon apply synchronization on its cloud services.