The website you are viewing can be downloaded to your tablet or cell phone for offline viewing later.
You can use the browser’s built-in functions.
Here are instructions on how to do that:
In Google Chrome Browser (Android/iOS)
Open Page: Launch Chrome and navigate to the page you want to save.
Options Menu: Click the three dots in the upper right corner to open the options menu.
Save Offline Page: Select “Save Offline Page” or “Download Page for Later” (option name may vary depending on browser version).
Access Saved Pages: To access saved pages, open the Chrome menu, then select “Downloads.” Here you will find all the pages you have saved for offline browsing.
In Safari (iOS)
Open Page: Launch Safari and navigate to the page you want to save.
Share Page: Click the share icon (rectangle with an arrow at the top).
Add to Reading List: Select “Add to Reading List.” Safari will save the page so it can be viewed offline.
Access Reading List: To access saved pages, open “Bookmarks” and then select “Reading List.”
In the Firefox browser (Android/iOS)
Open Page: Launch Firefox and navigate to the page you want to save.
Options Menu: Click the three dots in the upper right corner to open the options menu.
Save as PDF: Select “Save as PDF” to save the page as a PDF file that you can view offline later.
Accessing Saved PDF Files: You can find saved PDF files in your local download folder or in your file management application.
Switching to Offline Mode
Check the Status Bar: Make sure the status bar (usually at the top of the screen) shows that you are offline. If you are online, go into flight mode or turn off cellular data and Wi-Fi to go offline.
Save Page: When you are offline, open your browser, navigate to the desired page and save it for later viewing according to your browser’s instructions (e.g. Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
Access the Saved Page: Open the saved page in your browser. The page should be accessible even without an Internet connection.
Return to Online Mode
Turn on Data/Wi-Fi: To return to online mode, turn on cellular data or Wi-Fi again.
Check the Status Bar: The status bar should indicate that the Internet connection has been restored.
Refresh Page: Now you can refresh a previously saved page to access the latest version online.
This guide shows you how to manage offline saving and browsing, and how to switch back to online mode. This is especially useful in situations where Internet access is limited or unstable.
