top | item 37111718 (no title) mikea1 | 2 years ago You can quickly go offline via dev tools. In Chrome, it's very simple[0].[0] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/network/reference... discuss order hn newest pritambaral|2 years ago Workaround:1. Install ServiceWorker.2. Save data to LocalStorage/IndexedDB/ServiceWorker Cache/ServiceWorker Memory.3. Wait for devtools to be closed, enabling internet access, send data from ServiceWorker. Zuiii|2 years ago I'd create a fresh browser profile just for this, download it, then point it to use a http/socks proxy that will never exist.Work around that. load replies (1)
pritambaral|2 years ago Workaround:1. Install ServiceWorker.2. Save data to LocalStorage/IndexedDB/ServiceWorker Cache/ServiceWorker Memory.3. Wait for devtools to be closed, enabling internet access, send data from ServiceWorker. Zuiii|2 years ago I'd create a fresh browser profile just for this, download it, then point it to use a http/socks proxy that will never exist.Work around that. load replies (1)
Zuiii|2 years ago I'd create a fresh browser profile just for this, download it, then point it to use a http/socks proxy that will never exist.Work around that. load replies (1)
pritambaral|2 years ago
1. Install ServiceWorker.
2. Save data to LocalStorage/IndexedDB/ServiceWorker Cache/ServiceWorker Memory.
3. Wait for devtools to be closed, enabling internet access, send data from ServiceWorker.
Zuiii|2 years ago
Work around that.