• TBD Issue #1
• There needs to be a cache.manifest file referenced from the HTML (with the content type text/cache-manifest).
• If you're working on this, also consider:
  https://github.com/JohnTigue/EbolaMapper/issues/12

How end-users can instruct a Web browser to make the visualization work off-line. There are lots of situations where EbolaMapper could be useful when/where there is not connection to the Internet. This tool has been designed to work in such situations, using nothing but HTML5 tech built into modern Web browsers.

Here's some basics on the topic:

• The HTML5 Rec: 5.7 Offline Web applications
• http://mislav.uniqpath.com/diveintohtml5/offline.html
• http://www.html5rocks.com/en/features/offline

I guess this page should have a few screen shots of how to run through Chrome, IE, Firefox, etc. to take EbolaMapper.html offline