Ribblr’s patterns should be available offline, not downloaded persay, but those of us who go on flights or car rides without WiFi are resorting to screenshotting the patterns (which isn’t allowed and a lot of people don’t know that either) because there really is no good way to access them offline, @Ribblr
I think this would be an amazing addition to Ribblr and helpful to the users that are offline a lot (like me). Is it possible to download the patterns only on the library page so their downloaded to the library of the Ribblr app and not to your device?
Anyone agree orbhave further suggestions, drop it in the comments!
This would be so useful when I’m traveling by train or bus and have a bad connection!
Most major streaming apps have this feature, to have the content available only through the app, sometimes for a certain amount of time before needing a connection again.
Taking inspiration from how the streaming apps manage to do it might work? It’s not like it’s a true download that you can access outside of the apps as far as I know, isn’t it just utilizing the cache memory for it or something like that?
And also limit how many patterns you can have available offline at once, like 1-3, so it’s just the ones you need at that time?
Thanks for the tag, I agree that I’d like to be able to work offline. I don’t need to access everything, if it would be possible to mark one pattern I want to work on until I can reach the next WiFi location that would be very helpful already