Hi all, I’ve been loving my logseq experience so far and recently setup git auto-commits. Recently decided to do some offline notetaking / air travel and noticed the app gets a bit noisy with errors.
Recommend a feature to either detect network connectivity and warn once, or provide an option for offline mode. Might look like the following:
Detect whether the OS has a valid internet connection and warn the user once if auto-commits are on or logseq sync is enabled. “No internet connection available. Updates will be stored locally until the application is restarted.” ← or until internet connectivity is restored, or maybe allow for a snooze of the alert?
Add option for enabling Offline mode in the prefs. If enabled, add an icon or menu drop-down to toggle the functionality. If it’s toggled on, then no git syncs or other network activity is attempted. When it’s toggled off, a git commit/sync and any other regular network requests are performed.
Very much the same disruptive experience when using paid sync as well. Screenshot below on macOS w/ Logseq 0.9.20. Offline notetaking is one of the most important reasons I use Logseq, wish that experience would be supported as first class.
+1.
Graphs accumulate and hold tons of personal/work and private data. I suspect for a few (or many?), the option to set that Logseq never connects to the Internet would be a core feature.
Note: This becomes even more relevant when using plugins. If a plug-in is loaded manually, it is easy to inspect the code, but:
this assumes the user can inspect and understand it
even if that is the case, the user may miss something
There are ways to jail the application, but I agree that it would be ideal to have a native option.
