Google Drive is a great cloud storage tool. It offers easy access on most devices, the ability to back up your data instantly, and a comprehensive free storage plan that should suit most users.
Offline access to files in Google Drive
With Google Drive, you can access your files from anywhere, as long as you have internet access. But what about those times when you’re not connected to a network? Can you still access your files offline? Let’s find out!
Yes, you can view and edit your Google Drive files offline, as long as you save them offline within the app or using the web extension. Also, keep in mind that Google Drive only supports certain file types for offline storage, depending on the device you are currently using. Here are the files that are supported by different devices when using Google Drive.
Please note that it is quite easy to bypass this limitation if you want to view an unsupported file type offline. In such cases, you can opt for one of the solutions below.
