Once you have Chrome installed, don’t forget to install the Google Docs Offline extension as well. Yeah - that sucks, but it’s something that you have to do if you really want to use Google Docs offline. So if you are using a browser such as Firefox, Safari, or Edge, then you need to switch browsers. And even better, it’s the only browser to officially support the Google Docs Offline extension - install it, and you can seamlessly access your most recent documents even when you are offline. Unlike with other browsers, Docs running on Chrome will not freeze while you are working on a document if you lose internet connectivity. But really, can we blame Google for wanting to keep Docs functioning the best on their own web browser? I was quite dismayed when I first came to realize that Google Docs only worked offline in Chrome. These troubleshooting tips also apply to Google Sheets and Slides, so if you have any issues getting your spreadsheets or slideshows to work offline, then feel free to try them out.
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