"Offline-ready" indicator

The "Ready to use offline" message you see the first time you open Slima — what is it, and do you need to do anything?

What it does

The first time you open Slima (Web / PWA / Desktop):

1. A Service Worker starts downloading Slima's code and assets into local cache
2. The download takes a moment (depends on your network)
3. When done, a one-time toast appears: "Ready to use offline ✓"

After that:

• No need to re-download program assets each time
• Slima opens and reaches the editor even with no network
• Each launch is faster

What to do after seeing it

Nothing required. If you want to confirm, you can:

• Just keep using it normally
• Try opening Slima with the network off, to verify it works

Didn't see this message?

Possible reasons:

• Not your first time — Slima already cached, so it won't prompt again
• Just updated — a large version update may trigger it once more

Suspect the cache is broken

If Slima behaves oddly and you suspect a corrupt local cache:

• A hard refresh: ⌘⇧R / Ctrl Shift R — this re-registers the Service Worker and re-caches
• After re-caching, "Ready to use offline" appears again

Technical background: Service Worker

Slima uses a Service Worker for offline-first caching:

• Web / PWA: uses the browser's Service Worker
• Desktop: the app bundles assets itself, no Service Worker needed

The user experience is the same either way — install once, work offline.

Related

• Offline writing and auto-sync
• Connection modes
• Install the PWA