By default, this limit is set to one week only but you can go up to a month if you want. This would mean that while offline, you can search up to a week old email. Here you can configure your Gmail Offline to save emails from your specified time duration, say a week.
Open Gmail Offline settings by clicking on the top right corner of your screen. Your Gmail inbox will be loaded into the page with its interface a bit different from your regular Gmail. Note that using Gmail offline on public or shared computers is not recommended. In the new window, click on ‘Allow offline mail’ to be able to read and respond to your emails even without an internet connection.
Open a new tab in your Chrome browser and click on the Gmail Offline icon to open it. Install Gmail Offline from the Chrome Web Store using this link. Login to your Gmail account on the Chrome web browser. How to Use Gmail Offline in Your Browser Set up Gmail Offline Extension (Discontinued) How to configure Gmail Offline How to use Gmail Offline in your Browser How to Delete Gmail Offline Use Native Gmail Offline (Without any extension) Set up Gmail Offline Extension (Discontinued) # We will also talk about the recently launched inbuilt Gmail offline feature at the end but let’s start with the Gmail Offline extension first.
Gmail Offline will automatically synchronize messages and queued actions anytime Chrome is running and an Internet connection is available. With Gmail Offline, you can read, respond, archive, and search your emails. How to Use Gmail Offline in Your Browser #įor this, you will have to use the Chrome web store’s Gmail Offline.
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