Chrome for Android gets Offline mode in India

Google Chrome, the most popular web browser announced Offline support for all its Android users. Offline mode support has been released in 100 countries including India.
Amanda Boss, Product Manager, Offline Chrome for Android, mentioned in a blog, "Today, we're introducing another way for Chrome on Android users in India, along with more than 100 countries including Nigeria, Indonesia, and Brazil, to surf the web with Chrome on Android devices - even without a constant internet connection. When you're connected to free, unmetered WiFi, Chrome will automatically download relevant articles, based on what content is most popular in your location"

To have access to related articles based on browsing history, users need to log into Google Chrome. The users will then be able to view the downloaded content.
Amanda Boss also explained, "Chrome's goal is to make the web work well for everyone, everywhere. From building offline capabilities to an automatic data saver, we've launched a number of features to improve web accessibility especially tailored to NBU markets. However, it can be frustrating and hard to access the web when you lose connectivity or spend days disconnected. Spotty connectivity shouldn't stop us from accessing our favorite sites to get information, whether it's recent news or the latest cricket results".

This feature is available in the latest version of Google Chrome for Android.

The latest version of the app is free to download at our marketplace and can also be installed from Google Play Store using the given-below link.

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