I recall hearing a lot of stuff about web applications being savable for offline use a few years ago, and I just found one that I'd like to be able to use offline:
http://regexpal.com
The issue is, I have no idea how to do this. I googled a bit and found some people saying that the feature had been nixed in 2009, and that I should use Fluid now. So I downloaded Fluid and tried it out... I had it create the app while I had an internet connection, and it loaded fine when I had an internet connection, but then I took my computer offline to make sure it really worked, and it gave me an error message of "Load Failed. Reason : The Internet connection appears to be offline."
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So...
how can I save this web application for offline usage? I saw some stuff talking about HTML 5 and how to specifically make your application so that it can be used offline, but I find it hard to believe that this is something being left entirely up to individual web app developers... is there truly no way to do this? It seems to me that the web app is made up of nothing more than a few HTML, CSS, and JS files, so I should be able to just download and store it someplace for offline usage...
http://regexpal.com
The issue is, I have no idea how to do this. I googled a bit and found some people saying that the feature had been nixed in 2009, and that I should use Fluid now. So I downloaded Fluid and tried it out... I had it create the app while I had an internet connection, and it loaded fine when I had an internet connection, but then I took my computer offline to make sure it really worked, and it gave me an error message of "Load Failed. Reason : The Internet connection appears to be offline."
...
So...
how can I save this web application for offline usage? I saw some stuff talking about HTML 5 and how to specifically make your application so that it can be used offline, but I find it hard to believe that this is something being left entirely up to individual web app developers... is there truly no way to do this? It seems to me that the web app is made up of nothing more than a few HTML, CSS, and JS files, so I should be able to just download and store it someplace for offline usage...