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accessing internet without no internet connection would be great . But what if you’re a user that always has an internet connection? Then adding Gears to a site doesn’t do much, right? Wrong. Imagine your favorite website is now stored on your computer, and it syncs whenever there’s altered content. Whenever you look at the site, your browser is grabbing everything straight from your hard drive. Did you just make a search for your best friend on Facebook? Don’t wait 5 seconds the next time that search runs, have the results immediately! Meanwhile, save the webmasters’ precious bandwidth/server power!

But alas, if only it were a reality that every site was Gears enabled — the internet faster and available anywhere. You’d need every site to implement Gears — GearsMonkey to the rescue!

By using Google Gears with the Firefox Greasemonkey plugin, you can inject Gears code into any website that you want. Don’t wait for your favorite website to enable offline support — do it yourself.

Follow along as I show you step-by-step how to take Wikipedia offline.

You need the following tools to take websites offline:

1. Greasemonkey - Use Greasemonkey to inject Google Gears code onto a webpage after it loads
2. Google Gears - You’ll be utilizing all three components that make up Google Gears:
   • LocalServer: Capture any URL
   • Database (local to computer): Keep track of what URLs you have stored, personal preferences, etc.
   • WorkerPool (threading): Keep the UI snappy — run heavy computations, data synchronizations, etc. in the background. Also can help overcome cross-origin dilemmas.
3. iFrame - Use in conjunction with Greasemonkey to allow for capture of cross-origin resources.

Steps to taking Wikipedia offline

Here is an outline of what we need to do to take Wikipedia offline. It is a step-by-step guide of what needs to happen as soon as a Wikipedia page is loaded.

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