Offline storage is one of the most anticipated features of HTML5. With users browsing to your pages and accessing your Web apps on various devices, often with limited connectivity, the Application Cache utility could prove to be a serious advantage. With HTML5 App Cache, you can instruct supporting browsers to cache copies of certain files. Once these files have been downloaded they will then be accessible offline. In this tutorial we will work through a simple example of caching a page, including an image and external JavaScript file.
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