Dear all,
is there something in opera as offline mode? Sometimes I need to run opera with the previous opened sessions and I want opera to "remember" what it loaded. Unfortunately when opera starts tries to reload content so any static html (containing a guide) will not appear if I do not have internet connection at that time.

The question then is, does opera support an offline mode, so when it starts it reloads nothing and only shows what was already loaded before.

Regards
Alex

On the file menu there is an option to "Work offline".

This should load any pages that are cached.

Although I've just tested it and found that it works it's not an option that I would normally use so I can't advise on any problems or restrictions that you might encounter.

http://help.opera.com/Linux/12.10/en/offline.html


"Work offline

If you want to catch up on reading webpages and mail while you are not connected, for example, while travelling, or if you want to cut down on internet costs, you can use Opera's offline mode. Follow the steps below:
Go to Settings > Preferences > Advanced > History and make sure that Cache is "On", and uncheck "Empty on Exit". This ensures that the mail and webpages you have open will be available.
Select Settings > Work Offline.
To return to online mode, select this menu option and uncheck "Work Offline".

If you are having problems, in the history preferences:
Set "Check images" and "Check Documents" to "Never".
Change "Memory cache" to 60mb, and "Disk cache" to 400mb.
See settings in the Storage topic."

This may help.

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