Offline support (reading, viewing) | Voters

Offline support (reading, viewing)

under review

Jason Chan

Its great update. I've been using raindrop.io since the first launch !!!

September 28, 2016

Charlie Dixon

This is the most essential feature. I won't be renewing my pro subscription until this basic functionality is implemented and I'm actively looking for alternatives which support offline viewing

Cristi Harjoi

I think a singlepage integration would be great

Sheena O'Connell

Instapaper works pretty well. I like raindrop but it doesn't do what i need :/

Julio AH

This is the only feature that keeps me in Pocket instead of changing to raindrop.

11h Onze

NOT INTERESTING IF NOT ABLE THE OFFLINE MODE!

Kyle Marriott

I would love to use Raindrop as a source for reading, even if via API extension to another app like Omnivore. But I think I'd really like to see the reader mode, which comes from Raindrop's user-first ethos. I'd be happy to pay a little extra for this feature too!

Simon Appleton

Would love not to have to use Pocket please add a beautiful offline reading view.

Gonzalo Peci

Offline reading is a must have and has been requested for 6 years now. I just subscribed and unsubscribed after realizing this feature is missing and likely not going to be developed any time soon.

charalabos ioannidis

For such a tool, offline is mandatory (at for pro). Since this is request from many users, and is under review , is there an ETA for this ?

jLouis Francis IV

Offline read only mode (on all platforms) would be a great halfway point here.
Reading the articles and adding links offline would all be nice to haves, but I really do think offline read only would be a first essential step in the right direction for usability.
It is indeed a shame that you can't use raindrop at all offline (on any platform). Thankfully not all access is lost if you have automatic exports enabled (a pro feature) you can look at the most recently generated csv file. Although it's less than ideal, it could be a lifesaver in certain circumstances.
Regarding no offline access as a whole, it's just concerning for people who rely on Raindrop that all their data is completely dependent upon the Raindrop servers if they don't have automatic backups enabled (a pro feature). The lack of offline access to just see your links (not even articles) really doesn't give the users of Raindrop any peace of mind.

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