Google Chrome browser Offline browsing mode open method

both Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer allow users to access the Web pages they have visited using the "Work Offline" mode, and if you like that feature, Chrome now supports offline browsing mode. Chrome Offline Browsing mode is only an experimental function, and there may be some errors during the use.

When chrome"offline mode is enabled, the local cache is automatically created for all visited pages, and when the user does not have a network connection for offline access, Chrome automatically loads the previously cached copy of the page.

Note: The offline browsing feature supports the chrome version of Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, and the Android platform.

　　Enable Chrome Offline Browsing mode

Perform chrome://flags in the Chrome address bar and find the "enable show Saved Copy button" feature in the experimental feature list, which you can use Ctrl + F shortcuts to search for show Saved to find quickly. Where the "enable:primary" option prompts the "Show saved Version" button when the network is disconnected, the "enable:secondary" option will add a reload button to the left to help the user try to refresh the page.

Whichever way you choose to start the Chrome Offline browsing mode, you need to click the "Restart Now" browser to restart the feature after it is turned on.

　　Open offline Web page

Once the Offline browsing mode feature is turned on, Chrome creates a local cache of the pages it accesses when it accesses the Web page. When you go offline and then visit the page, Chrome prompts you to "show the saved Version" button, and you can view it offline after you click it.