How to use the offline modus on mobile devices

[aptitude]

How do I use the offline modus?

On PC there is still the option for a laverna-static installation. But when I try to use Laverna on a mobile phone as offline web app, I only see the loading animation. Is there a way to use Laverna offline? (At least the feature list on github suggests so: "Manage your notes, even when you're offline").

[Poorchop]

How are you using Laverna on your phone? Are you building the mobile version?

Using Laverna offline is as simple as opening the index.html in your browser. Last time I checked, you don't even have to run a local server.

[aptitude]

Thank you very much for your feedback.

With Chrome the way described by you is working. (Even with the "Add to Home screen" option, which is really close to a native app.)

With a mobile firefox (which I used before) I just can see the loading animation while being offline.

[Poorchop]

I'm still not quite sure how you are accessing Laverna on your phone. Are you accessing the demo at laverna.cc and using that to add a shortcut to your home screen? That method shouldn't work offline in any browser (unless Chrome is somehow caching all of the contents).

If you are actually downloading a local copy of static-laverna and it's not working in a particular browser like Firefox, then you can find the error via remote debugging. It could be a CSP issue or something like that, but I never had any issues using Laverna offline in desktop Firefox, not sure about mobile.

[aptitude]

For PC I used the static version and it's working fine.

I am not sure how to use it offline on a phone. That's why I posted this question. (Is there an 'official' way?)

For my last answer I used the version from laverna.cc via chrome.

[Poorchop]

For my last answer I used the version from laverna.cc via chrome.

Then the only reason it's working offline for you in Chrome is probably because of caching. Adding a shortcut to your homescreen is essentially the equivalent of just creating a bookmark.

There is no "official" mobile solution as far as I'm aware, but you can build the mobile application yourself. Hopefully the developers will eventually release a mobile build themselves when they feel that it is ready.