Trident lets you stay productive even without an internet connection. When offline access is enabled, your emails are saved locally, so you can continue working as usual. Once the internet connectivity is restored, all your changes will be synced to the Zoho server.
Offline support is also available for calendar, notes, and tasks, regardless of the setting. Email attachments are not downloaded and stored locally as part of Trident's offline data. However, previously viewed email attachments may remain available for viewing while offline.
Most online actions are available offline. If you attempt an action that isn’t supported offline, you’ll either see an error message or your changes may revert to the last saved version.
Here's what to expect when you're offline:
Your entire email history, except for archived emails, will be available if you've synced your mailbox for offline access.
Attachments are only available offline if you previously opened or downloaded them while online.

Note: For searching and editing and deleting saved searches to work offline, the Offline Sync option must be on. Learn how to turn on or off Offline Sync here.
By default, the Offline Mode will be enabled in Trident for all your Zoho Mail accounts, and it must be turned on manually for your POP and IMAP accounts. This can sometimes increase disk space usage. To manage this storage impact, you can turn off offline mode.
To turn offline mode on or off from the account switcher:
You can also enable and disable offline access from the app settings by following the steps below:
To enable or disable offline mode from the account details page:
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