How To Create a Firefox Offline Mode Batch File
August 5, 2018 / by Marco / Categories : Business, Software, Technology, TIP AND TRICKS, websiteFor those of you who don’t know, Firefox has an OFFLINE mode where you can use this to display cached content if the website is down. I’ve managed to create a little batch file that checks whether the website is down and then it loads the OFFLINE website (note you must have previously visited the website). Here’s the batch file:
@ECHO OFF ping -n 1 businesslegions.com | find "TTL" >nul: 2>nul: if not errorlevel 1 goto :firefox Echo LOADING WEBSITE IN OFFLINE MODE... PLEASE WAIT ... "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -offline http://businesslegions.com exit :firefox Echo LOADING WEBSITE ONLINE MODE... PLEASE WAIT ... "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" http://businesslegions.com exit
You can download the above sample batch file here:
The other option would be to manually select OFFLINE in the Web developer but I prefer to launch this batch file when the computer starts to load a particular website.

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