How to Access Gmail Account Offline?

Gmail is perhaps the most popular email service available. As of last year, more than 1.8 billion individuals used Gmail, and the Google email service holds 18 percent of the email client market share. Additionally, almost 75% of users access Gmail via mobile devices. In response, Google has introduced the ability to access Gmail offline.

According to the Mountain View, California-based software giant, users will soon be able to read, respond to, and search their Gmail messages even when they are offline. This is a revolutionary innovation from Google, and it will function very well in situations with little connectivity or no internet, especially in remote locations. Users can easily enable offline access to Gmail in a few simple steps. This is how:

Here is how to access Gmail account offline:

You must first install Chrome on your desktop or portable device. You can only use Gmail offline in a Chrome browser window; Incognito mode is not supported.

Then, navigate to the Gmail offline settings.

Select the “Enable offline mail” checkbox.
In your options, you can specify how many days of messages you wish to sync.
Open the link, and to the right of the address bar, there will be a star symbol for bookmarking Gmail so that you may access the site offline.
Simply click on the star and you will be prompted to bookmark the link, after which you must click “Done”.

By doing so, you can access the Gmail inbox link using Chrome with ease.

According to Google, when you send an email offline, it goes into a new “Outbox” folder and is sent as soon as you reconnect to the Internet.

However, if somebody desires to remove the Gmail offline feature, they can do it in a few simple steps.

The following are:

Step 1