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I was testing a PWA function like described in this article - Web Development Trends and Techniques for 2021 - Merehead 10375, to export HTML5 to QXP 2018. The eBook project is large, with 282 pages, and includes numerous graphics (mainly PNG) illustrating the text of the eBook. The testing with the Chrome browser on the Windows 10 desktop can lay the HTML5 export of this ebook on an HTTPS server, then turn off the Internet (flight mode), and still be able to view the ebook, which I suspect has been cached in Google Chrome browser. So, this PWA feature set works.
Is there a better method of exporting or loading/unloading, which will save and correctly draw all sketches and graphs (most important), correctly save the colors of the background (not so important)? It seems that the graphics are either not cached or not properly linked if they are cached.
PWA is a great feature. I wish I could use it correctly.
Any help is welcome.
I was testing a PWA function like described in this article - Web Development Trends and Techniques for 2021 - Merehead 10375, to export HTML5 to QXP 2018. The eBook project is large, with 282 pages, and includes numerous graphics (mainly PNG) illustrating the text of the eBook. The testing with the Chrome browser on the Windows 10 desktop can lay the HTML5 export of this ebook on an HTTPS server, then turn off the Internet (flight mode), and still be able to view the ebook, which I suspect has been cached in Google Chrome browser. So, this PWA feature set works.
Is there a better method of exporting or loading/unloading, which will save and correctly draw all sketches and graphs (most important), correctly save the colors of the background (not so important)? It seems that the graphics are either not cached or not properly linked if they are cached.
PWA is a great feature. I wish I could use it correctly.
Any help is welcome.
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