How to browse your favorite websites on Google Chrome without internet.

Recently, we have shared with you several topics related to the Google Chrome browser, perhaps because it is still the most widely used browser in the world. This topic deserved to be shared as well, as both Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers come with a built-in feature called Offline Mode. This feature allows you to browse your favorite websites even without an internet connection. If you liked this feature, you can easily activate it by following a few steps that we will share with you today so you can browse your favorite websites on Google Chrome without an internet connection.

First, you need to understand how Offline Mode works in Chrome. When you activate Offline Mode in Chrome, it creates a temporary storage memory to save all the websites you visit. So when there is no internet connection, Chrome retrieves the data from this temporary storage memory to display the websites as if you were connected to the internet. However, you will not be able to browse a website that you have not visited before, as it is not stored in this memory we mentioned. Also, this feature is still experimental in the browser. We will mention simple steps for enabling Offline Mode in Google Chrome.

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At first, go to Chrome://flags, type “Show Saved” in the search box, and enable “Enable Primary.” Then restart the browser to activate this feature. When your computer is offline and you open a website, you will notice a new button that allows you to view the saved version of that website.

chrome://flags/#show-saved-copy

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– Optional Step

You can also repeat the same steps above but activate another feature that is a bit faster. When your computer is offline and you open a website, the browser will automatically reload that website and display the latest version. It is recommended to activate the steps mentioned earlier to work properly with this feature. To enable this feature, enter “chrome://flags/#enable-offline-auto-reload” in the address bar and select “Enable.”