Offline mode has been introduced in browsers for the convenience of users and allows you to view previously visited pages without an Internet connection. When a connection to the network is established, the offline mode is not automatically disabled; it must be manually removed.
Instructions
Step 1
Usually, when you try to go to a page while offline mode is enabled, the browser displays a corresponding warning. For example, if you are using Internet Explorer, a message appears: “This web page is not available offline. Select Connect to view this page. Below the message are two buttons: "Connect" and "Offline". By choosing the first one, you will cancel the automatic mode and will be able to go to the page of interest.
Step 2
Other browsers display similar messages. If you want to disable offline mode without waiting for the warning, open the File menu in Internet Explorer and uncheck the Work offline checkbox. Offline mode is disabled in Mozilla Firefox and Opera browsers in exactly the same way.
Step 3
The Opera browser has the ability to move various buttons to the panel, which greatly improves its usability. You can also take out the on-off button of the offline mode, which will allow you to switch with a simple mouse click on the icon. To do this, open the menu "Tools" - "Appearance" - "Buttons". Select the My Buttons category, find the offline icon and drag it to the address bar.
Step 4
Many users never use offline mode, although this option is useful if there are traffic restrictions. Using the offline mode is very simple: turn it on by checking the corresponding line in the File menu. After that, open the journal, select any previously visited page and try to go to it. If the page is saved in the browser cache, you will see it. It should be noted that not all pages can be viewed this way. Offline browsing of some sites is possible only if they are specially saved.
