Offline reading
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Readsira keeps a copy of the articles you opened in the reader on your device. When you lose your connection you can still read them.
How it works
- Every time you open an article in the reader while online, Readsira stores its title, address and text on this device. Images are not stored.
- The device keeps the last 200 items you opened. When it is full, the item you opened longest ago goes first.
- The copies belong to your account on this device. They are removed when you sign out, and another account on the same browser never sees them.
Steps
- Open some articles while you are online.
- When you are offline, Readsira shows a page that says what still works. Press Open offline items. The button shows only when something is stored.
- The list Offline items shows the items, newest first, with the site and when you opened them. Press one to read the copy from your device. A note at the top says when the copy was saved.
- If you open an item that is not on the device, the page says it is not saved here. Open it again when you are online.
Tips
- Search, Ask, projects and saving new links need a connection.
- The page you were on comes back by itself when the connection returns; you do not need to reload.