Can Webflow be used offline for working on projects during long flights?

No, Webflow cannot be used offline for working on projects during long flights. Webflow is a cloud-based web design and development platform that requires an internet connection to access and use its features. This is because all of your project files, assets, and the Webflow Designer itself are hosted on Webflow's servers.

However, there are a few workarounds you can consider if you need to work on your Webflow projects while offline:

1. Download project files: Before your flight, make sure to download all the necessary project files, including HTML, CSS, and assets. You can export your project as a zip file from the Webflow Designer, which will contain all the files needed to view and edit your site offline. Keep in mind that you won't be able to make any changes to the project structure or CMS content without an internet connection.

2. Use a local development environment: If you're comfortable with setting up a local development environment, you can download and install software like XAMPP or WampServer on your laptop. These tools create a local server environment where you can host your Webflow exported files and work on them offline. However, this method requires some technical know-how and may not be suitable for everyone.

3. Work on non-Webflow-related tasks: If you don't need to specifically work on your Webflow projects, you can still use offline tools like text editors or graphic design software to create content, write code, or design assets that you can later integrate into your Webflow projects.

It's worth noting that Webflow has a Wishlist section on their forum where users can request new features. If offline functionality is something that many users are interested in, it's a good idea to submit a feature request there.