For instance, if you use Google Docs using Safari on your Mac, you will run into a major problem—you can't use it offline. So you won't be able to access and work on your documents if you lose internet connectivity. The support for offline mode function in Google Docs is limited to Google Chrome.
In short, you'll have to install Chrome on your Mac if you want to use Google Docs in offline mode. But, that experience won't be as polished as you get on Chrome. Let's set up Chrome and figure out how to work on Google Docs offline. We shall then look at what you must do to get offline Google Docs functionality in the officially unsupported Chromium web browsers. Google Chrome is a prerequisite to use Google Docs offline.
Although you may not want to have another web browser on your Mac, the convenience and peace of mind are worth the hassle. That said, Google Chrome is quite easy to install on the Mac.
Download the Chrome installer file and open it. Then, drag and drop the Chrome app to the Applications folder. Open Chrome, and you can choose to sign into it with your Google Account at the browser level if you want to set up Chrome sync. Or, you can use the browser without signing into it. If you don't do that, Chrome will automatically log you in at the browser level once you sign in to Google Docs later. Chrome will also prompt you to set it as the default browser.
It's up to you to decide whether you want to do that. If you prefer your current browser for your main browsing activities, you can use Chrome just for working on Google Docs.
As its name implies, the extension allows you to use Google Docs Offline. It is only available for Chrome, but you can also install it on alternative Chrome-based browsers as you will later on.
Then, click Add to Chrome to add the extension to Chrome. Once you've done that, you are ready to start using Google Docs offline. But, you must first enable the functionality. If you are already signed into Chrome at the browser level, you do not have to sign in to Google Docs again. On the Google Docs dashboard, select the 3-stacked lines to the top-left of the screen. The easiest way to remove the Google Translate Extension is to hover your mouse over the Google Translate icon, right click your mouse, and choose Remove From Chrome.
The second option is to return to the Chrome store — you can get there quickly by clicking on the Download button on this page. Then, click on the Remove From Chrome button and the extension will be deleted from Chrome. While there is a Google Translate website, downloading the Chrome extension is a much more convenient and faster method for translating the text you want to understand. If you choose the last option, you can always highlight the text you want to translate, and then click on the extension icon on your browser.
The extension will then show you the translation. This will replace the current text with your preferred language. No one will confuse you with a native speaker while using Google Translate. The program does have trouble with slang, idioms, and understanding context. However, it does a good job of literally translating the words which will help you understand the text you are reading. As someone who travels a lot, I find it to be an invaluable tool.
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