Pages you have already opened keep working without a connection, and what you change is saved on the device. The whole screen fades to grey, so you always know when you are offline.

Shops lose signal. Clinics have a back room with one bar. Trains go through tunnels. The panel is built so that a dropped connection is an inconvenience, not a crisis.
Every page you have opened, or that the panel loaded ahead for you, is kept on the device and opens without a connection. Your work is saved on the device shortly after each change.
When you go offline, the panel fades to black and white and a banner says: you are offline, changes are saved on this device. When the connection returns, a message tells you you are back.
A gentle fade to black and white. Layout and buttons stay exactly where they were.
You are offline. Changes are saved on this device.
Pages you have already opened still work.
Shows a clear message that it has not been saved on this device yet.
Colour returns and a message says you are connected again.
Sketches of the real screens in the panel, with the names you will see on them.
A calm banner at the top. Screen readers announce it.
Anywhere · offlineA page you never opened on this device cannot be shown offline, and the panel says so plainly.
Offline · new pageColour fades back in and a short message confirms the connection.
Anywhere · reconnectedThe plain facts, so nothing surprises you later.
| Setting or rule | How it works |
|---|---|
| What works offline | Every page you have opened on that device, plus pages the panel loaded ahead. |
| Saving | Changes are saved on the device shortly after you make them. |
| Pages never opened | Cannot be shown offline. You see a message explaining why. |
| Needs a connection | Anything that has to reach another person or service, such as sending an invitation or taking a payment. |
| Reduced motion | If your device asks for less motion, the grey fade happens instantly. |
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