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On Android, the official Wikipedia app is surprisingly good at marking articles for offline reading, organizing them into collections, and downloading them, inc
by pixelmonkey 2y ago
On Android, the official Wikipedia app is surprisingly good at marking articles for offline reading, organizing them into collections, and downloading them, including related assets like images. When I'm traveling I install the app on my "travel phone" (which is Android / Google Fi) and take advantage of it along with Kindle app offline reading for Lonely Planet guides, and the Google Maps offline maps feature.
- rramadass 2y ago+1. Good tips.
- patrickdavey 2y agoI can absolutely recommend osmand+ (Android) or maps.me (iPhone) for OpenStreetMap offline data. Streets better than Google maps ;)
- habi 2y agoInstead of maps.me I suggest to use https://organicmaps.app/ https://organicmaps.app/, the privacy-respecting fork, since maps.me was sold to a payment processor. OrganicMaps is a fork from the original founders.
- int_19h 2y agoKeep in mind that offline Google Maps expire. If you want something that is guaranteed to work indefinitely, use OsmAnd+.