Offline version/availability
I am often somewhere where i don't have internet or have very bad internet or internet that costs me a lot of money. It would be great to be able to work offline. Not sure if this suggestion is exactly the same as the 'desktop only version' request. Maybe it is. I upvoted that also.
Comments: 8
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04 Nov, '19
Librin LatoneI would like to second this option. I have some limited mobile data and will sometimes use it as a hotspot for my laptop, but the constant sync'ing of Dabble ends up eating into my available data. I'd like to be able to "check out" my project to work offline and then have it show as "offline sync'ing waiting" status until I resync with the cloud. This would allow me to download once and then re-sync when I'm done working and thus limiting the data/packets I use.
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22 Jul, '21
MelissaYes! It would be wonderful to be able to work on projects when internet is not available. Traveling offers lots of work time sitting on a train, bus, or airplane. Those of us who commute could make use of that time more effectively without having to copy/paste things into Dabble later when we have internet access again.
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25 Oct, '21
Tyson MergedYou should add the option where you would be able to write without the internet. This would help writers who get distracted(like me by You Tube) So the ability to turn off your internet and write without those distractions like Google Docs.
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03 Nov, '21
JohnBredesen Admin"No internet writing" (suggested by Tyson on 2021-10-25), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
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11 Nov, '21
AbbyAgree with these use cases--I'd love to be able to open one of my manuscripts while offline (such as on a plane), do some work, then upload once I'm connected again.
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12 Nov, '21
Nicole Elizabeth Smith MergedAbility to download and work offline for when traveling, flying, etc.
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12 Nov, '21
JohnBredesen Admin"Offline Working" (suggested by Nicole Elizabeth Smith on 2021-11-12), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
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11 Jan, '22
Martin GirouxSometimes I go to a secluded place to work, far in the woods. Internet is not really available there. An offline version would be good.