Comment by thisislife2 2 months ago To have a copy of your emails on your device, for backup, and offline use. 6 comments thisislife2 Reply Kinrany 2 months ago A web UI can do that vachina 2 months ago A web UI cannot do that. It is simply not possible. Kinrany 2 months ago Websites can work offline thisislife2 2 months ago The comment I was replying to was wondering why people installed apps to read email instead of using the browser based clients. So I don't understand your point ...? Kinrany 2 months ago You can have a copy of your emails for offline use in your browser.Less so as a reliable backup. 1 reply →
Kinrany 2 months ago A web UI can do that vachina 2 months ago A web UI cannot do that. It is simply not possible. Kinrany 2 months ago Websites can work offline thisislife2 2 months ago The comment I was replying to was wondering why people installed apps to read email instead of using the browser based clients. So I don't understand your point ...? Kinrany 2 months ago You can have a copy of your emails for offline use in your browser.Less so as a reliable backup. 1 reply →
vachina 2 months ago A web UI cannot do that. It is simply not possible. Kinrany 2 months ago Websites can work offline
thisislife2 2 months ago The comment I was replying to was wondering why people installed apps to read email instead of using the browser based clients. So I don't understand your point ...? Kinrany 2 months ago You can have a copy of your emails for offline use in your browser.Less so as a reliable backup. 1 reply →
Kinrany 2 months ago You can have a copy of your emails for offline use in your browser.Less so as a reliable backup. 1 reply →
A web UI can do that
A web UI cannot do that. It is simply not possible.
Websites can work offline
The comment I was replying to was wondering why people installed apps to read email instead of using the browser based clients. So I don't understand your point ...?
You can have a copy of your emails for offline use in your browser.
Less so as a reliable backup.
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