Todoist relies on stored information to load data quickly, preserve visual settings of the app, or let you use offline mode during your travels. To ensure that your work is safe, or that Todoist loads smoothly and consistently, the app needs access to browser storage to save this information on the computer. The data syncs to the Todoist servers as soon as you're back online.
If there are sync errors or issues with browser storage, learn how to troubleshoot and resolve them.
Use a supported web browser
Use Todoist while on the latest version of a supported web browser. Learn more about the web browsers that work best with Todoist.
Enable access to browser storage
To use browser storage to save changes made offline, check if the web browser is set up to allow access:
- Google Chrome: On-device site data
- Mozilla Firefox: Manage local site storage settings
- Safari: Give more space to website databases
Warning
If you prefer to use Todoist without browser storage, make sure to work with a reliable internet connection. Without it, you may lose any offline data that isn't synced to the Todoist servers.
Check the hard drive space
If there's limited hard drive space on the computer, the web browser may free up space by removing stored information for some websites.
The latest web browsers are designed to know which stored information belongs to websites you use everyday; however, it's best practice to make sure there's enough hard drive space when working on tasks and projects offline.
Get in touch
If you're experiencing issues with browser storage, or you've any questions about how Todoist data is stored in the browser, get in touch with us. We— Rachel, Summer, Keita, or any of our other teammates—are here to help you sort this out.
