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HCL Nomad for web browsers 1.0.x User Documentation
HCL Nomad is a client that allows users to work with Domino applications from their mobile devices and web browsers.
Using Nomad for web browsers
The following topics provide instructions on how to configure and use the browser for HCL Nomad for web browsers.
Offline mode
Offline mode allows users to continue working in local replicas without interruption if the connection is lost. This includes utilizing a local mail.box for sending mail while offline.

HCL Nomad for web browsers 1.0.x User Documentation
HCL Nomad is a client that allows users to work with Domino applications from their mobile devices and web browsers.
- What's new in HCL Nomad for web browsers
- System requirements
  Before you set up HCL Nomad for web browsers, check that your environment meets the following requirements.
- Using Nomad for web browsers
  The following topics provide instructions on how to configure and use the browser for HCL Nomad for web browsers.
  - Browser configuration
    This following topics provide information on how to set up Nomad for web browsers, which involves configuring a supported browser on your system and running Nomad via a SafeLinux URL.
  - Bookmarks
  - Shared usage
    You can preserve multiple users’ data when Nomad for web browsers is being accessed on a shared computer.
  - Notes links
  - Replication
  - Offline mode
    Offline mode allows users to continue working in local replicas without interruption if the connection is lost. This includes utilizing a local mail.box for sending mail while offline.
  - Restyle
    Domino Restyle updates an application's UI elements with a color-coordinated, cleaner look and feel. With Restyle, only UI elements are updated; no code is modified.
  - Designer
    You can use HCL Nomad for web browsers to design Notes databases.
- Troubleshooting and limitations
  The following topics provide information on limitations, troubleshooting tips, and instructions for reporting problems.
- Administering Nomad for web browsers

Offline mode

Offline mode allows users to continue working in local replicas without interruption if the connection is lost. This includes utilizing a local mail.box for sending mail while offline.

Note: Online connectivity is required when setting up Nomad for the first time, or after clearing the browser data to reset Nomad.

If your browser supports replication (for more information, see System requirements), an indicator in the status bar provides connection status and information about the last replication run. Opening the indicator also refreshes the status.

If the user loses network connection, the indicator reads offline with a message stating No internet connection.

If the Nomad server cannot be reached or is experiencing issues, the indicator reads offline with a message stating Nomad servers can’t be reached.

If a user's authentication expires, they will only be prompted to login if they are online.

If the user is already offline before opening Nomad, they are able to start Nomad and work with offline replicas without being prompted to log in.