How to use Gmail account without Internet

In today's modern era, the world has become very small and most of the work we can do on our laptop or mobile.  Work has become much easier and faster due to the Internet.  We can send any information in a pinch to anyone by email.

 Many times it happens that we are not in internet connectivity and we have to read necessary emails, reply, and new email.  During flight and also in slow internet connection, they are unable to use Gmail.  In such a situation, it can be a boon for you to use offline Gmail. 

Today in this lake, we will tell you such tips in Hindi, from which you will be able to use Gmail without the internet.  More information about this is given below:

How to use Gmail account without Internet
 

To run Gmail account without the Internet, you have to follow the steps given below:

Step 1: First open the Google Chrome browser on your computer.

Step 2: If you have not signed in to your Google account then do it first.

Step 3: Now in this you open this link - https://goo.gl/sYAKRZ

Step 4: Now here you click on Add to Chrome and then Click on Add app

Step 5: Now the online Gmail Chrome App has come to your browser. 

Step 6: If you cannot find this app, then write chrome: / apps in the address bar and

Press enter.

Step 7: Now search for the online Gmail Chrome App and open it.

Step 8: You click on Allow online mail and select continue.

Now all your old email will come here. There is a default one week option which you can extend for a month. To fill the option, you can create a shortcut on your desktop or bookmark it.  Now you can read your emails with the help of Offline Gmail Chrome App or can email anyone even when you are offline.

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