Hi,
If you’re planning to build an offline-capable application with Smart.Editor, here’s a practical approach:
1. Bundle All Assets Locally
Ensure that all essential resources (JS, CSS, images, fonts) that Smart.Editor needs are included in your app’s deployment artifacts—no remote CDN links. This ensures the editor can load even when the user is offline
2. Set Up a Service Worker
Use a Service Worker to cache all the required editor assets and pages for offline access. A typical “cache-first” pattern is recommended: serve from cache when available; otherwise, fetch and cache it
Best regards,
Markov
Smart UI Team
https://www.htmlelements.com/
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