Reviewers switch on airplane mode. Users ride the subway. A Bolt app that shows a white page offline looks broken; a native offline screen with a retry button looks like an app. WebViewGold gives you three levels of offline support, and the right one depends on your stack (React or Next.js with Vite, Tailwind CSS, often Supabase for auth and data; Bolt can also deploy straight from the editor).
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The three levels
1. Native offline screen
Default. When the device has no connection, WebViewGold shows a branded offline screen with a "Try again" button (offlinetitle, offlinemsg, offlinebuttontext) and reconnects automatically (offlinescreenautoretry). Zero work in Bolt.
2. Cache and error states
The WebView caches your app's assets so repeat launches are fast. Add friendly error states in Bolt for requests to Supabase, Firebase or your own API that fail mid-session, and keep form input when a request fails.
3. Local HTML fallback
Ship a static build (or a lightweight offline version) inside the app: offlinelocalhtmlswitch on iOS, FALLBACK_USE_LOCAL_HTML_FOLDER_IF_OFFLINE on Android. The app loads the remote URL when online and the local folder when offline. Ideal for content apps, manuals and catalogs.
Prompt for Bolt
Paste this into Bolt to implement the web-app side. Review the result, publish, then test inside the WebViewGold app.
Prompt to paste into Bolt
Improve the offline behavior of this app for the native mobile version. Add an OfflineBanner component that listens to the online and offline events and shows "No connection, retrying..." at the top of the layout. Wrap all Supabase data fetching in a helper that catches network errors and renders an ErrorState component with a short message and a Retry button that re-runs the fetch. Keep the last successful list results in memory so navigating back while offline still shows data. Finally, create public/offline.html (inline CSS only, no external assets) with our logo, the text "You seem to be offline" and a button linking to reconnect:// so I can copy it into the native app's fallback folder.
I am very happy I bought this app! Extremely easy and great documentation. Was in contact with the customer service, they replied very quickly and very friendly. They solved my question within a day. 10/10 would recommend.
Set title, message, button text and background color in the config (or Cloud Builder). Mention what the user can do ("Reconnect to see your orders").
Add error states in Bolt
Every data fetch to Supabase, Firebase or your own API needs a failure state with a retry button, not an empty list. Time out after a few seconds instead of spinning forever.
Cache the last state
Show the last loaded dashboard numbers or list with a "last updated" note while offline; a service worker or local storage in your web app is enough.
Optional: bundle an offline version
Export a static build of the parts that make sense offline (help, catalog, saved items) into the local-html folder and switch the fallback on. Keep the remote URL as the primary source so updates stay instant.
Test in airplane mode
Launch cold, launch with a cached session, lose the connection mid-session, reconnect. This is exactly what the reviewer does.
Frequently asked questions
Will my Bolt app work fully offline?
Only with a local HTML folder (level 3) or a PWA designed for offline data. Apps that depend on Supabase, Firebase or your own API show the offline screen until the connection is back, which is what reviewers expect.
Do service workers work inside the app?
The system WebView supports standard caching; WebViewGold's own offline screen does not depend on them. For guaranteed offline behavior, use the local HTML fallback.
Is the offline screen customizable?
Yes: text (in up to three languages), colors and the retry behavior are settings in the WebViewGold project.
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