The method we’ll outline below makes use of the Google Docs Offline extension, which comes straight from Google. However, it’s worth noting that it’s not limited to documents – you can also use this to edit Google Sheets offline, access saved Drive files, or change your presentations.Naturally, though, you’ll need a browser that supports extensions. More specifically, it needs to a Chromium-based browser – Firefox users are out of luck. If you use the new Microsoft Edge, however, you can still install Google’s extension, but you’ll need to put up with the scary warnings it may give. Let’s get started:
How to Use Google Sheets, Google Drive, or Google Docs Offline
