Tap on this icon. You can tap on this, and Chrome will queue the webpage to be downloaded the next time you have a working internet connection. You can simply tap on these downloaded webpages and view them at your leisure. The way that Chrome handles this is quite a bit different from the way apps like Pocket saves links.
So, will you be uninstalling apps like Pocket, now that Chrome has the functionality natively, and with a lot more capability? Do try them and let me know which one is the best of all in the comments below. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. Gadgets To Use. Home How To. Table of Contents. All Rights Reserved.
Fear not, intrepid users, Android has you covered. To view other pages, open Chrome and tap the menu button. From the popup, tap Downloads. In the downloads listing, you should see all of the pages you've saved for offline viewing Figure C. Once you've finished with a page, you can tap the associated menu button and then tap Delete Figure D. And that is all there is to reading web pages offline in Android. It's a simple process that could save you time and frustration, especially when you're on the move, and your travels take you to locations sans network connectivity.
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