Access a page when offline (on mobile)
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Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available? For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available". So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available". Thanks
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Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available? For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available". So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available". Thanks
No - unless the page content is included in the email body, there is no email system I know of that will "follow" links and automatically download the page content - and if there was I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot cattle prod! Think about it: most email systems don't even retrieve external images to avoid scammers tracking "working" email accounts. Your system would access the whole damn page for them! :omg:
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Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available? For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available". So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available". Thanks
Somehow is caching possible. I know that in the earlier days I could surf "offline" so the Firefox looked in its cache. I did a Q&D search and found Work Offline addon.
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Somehow is caching possible. I know that in the earlier days I could surf "offline" so the Firefox looked in its cache. I did a Q&D search and found Work Offline addon.
Press F1 for help or google it. Greetings from Germany
I don't know if you can cache a web site on a mobile phone. But if you could, that would of course only work if you had already visited the page before... No, I have to second Griff and say: Not possible! Right now, that is. By September, it could be: Clickety[^]
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Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available? For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available". So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available". Thanks
When you say "Internet", do you mean a wifi connection? If so, you have to open a data connection, through your telecom-service provider.
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Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available? For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available". So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available". Thanks
I've never used it but you could try pocket for android (given that's the flavor of your phone). That should be helpful for what you want... :thumbsup:
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Is there a way to access a link in an email (on mobile) that goes to a website, even if internet is not available? For instance, I am in the train and when I had a signal, I received all the emails and I can then read them offline. Now one of the emails got a link to read related information on a website. So on clicking on that link, it re-directs me to the site but i am not in a network range and the page says "This webpage is not available". So I think there is no solution to it. Do you think there is any way we can make it to work. So that I can atleast read that text. Yes, ofcourse if I try to navigate through the site then i get an error "This webpage is not available". Thanks
In principal, of course it is. Just a case of parsing email text for URLs then caching the page at that URL I'm not aware of any email app that does this - there's probably a market for one, though (probably could be written as an add-in to existing mail apps) Write up an article when' you're done, eh?
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