This would be really great feature.

While not an ideal solution, I think I’d be fine with this being text-only, sort of like a reader-view option while offline cached. As a PRO member, I already have the permanent copy online. When I’m offline (plane is the main use case here), then I can at least read the text version. This could keep the local data usage down.

Other than offline, it would be great if raindrop can also convert website into text like Pocket (more like a Immersive Reading mode), so it would be much easier to read something. And of course, adding dark mode on top of the reading mode would be even better,

Could it be done with web archive feature of safari and icloud? Or would that break how persistent collection is saved? Raindrop is the best bookmark app, I’ve tried them all, but I would love to be able to access content offline for work. It’s probably a bit of a “prepper” thing, but I can’t stand depending on a satellite to access information that I want to save

🙏 this would reduce sync with apps like pocket, instapaper etc. If you then add the highlight feature: bingo

This would make the app complete. I am switching between Pocket and Raindrop only because I have to be in wifi-less environments a lot.

A simple render stored offline (with iOS background refresh) would make me drop Pocket completely.

Is their an eta on when an offline mode will be implemented? Why is this still not a feature? Is it possible a one of purchase option for people who don't want sync options, no data/link hosting, etc but just want the local bookmark manager browse/card interface the local Raindrop.io offers?

The connection between Raindrop.io and my place is kinda terrible. And I have to wait for seconds before a simple bookmark clicking. Please add offline mode because the world has many countries and places where the connections is not stable or good enough. Thanks!

Please bring basic offline support, this would make it so the customer owns the data in Raindrop. Doesn't need anything other than viewing/reading of permanent copies.

Offline support is important to me. Living in a rural area, the Internet is not always available. Ideally, I'd like to have an offline cache of all my bookmarked websites stored locally. There's also the pleasure of having data in one's own possession, even if there is another copy on the cloud.

It would be okay if the local version could not be manipulated locally, as long as it could be updated. By only updating the changed data, updates to the offline version wouldn't require much data transfer.

The amount of data transfer this might entail could be significant (particularly if you implement my versioning/captures idea). The cost could be offset by simply creating an annual plan which included the offline copy feature.