Enable offline folders
One time setup. Your phone needs to trust this plugin's certificate so the app can work over HTTPS. That is what lets it store folders for use when the computer is off.
On iPhone or iPad
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1. Download the certificate
Tap the button, then allow the configuration profile download.
Download certificate
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2. Install the profile
Open
Settings, tap Profile Downloaded near the top, then Install. If you do not see it, look under Settings, General, VPN and Device Management.
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3. Trust the certificate
Settings,
General, About, Certificate Trust Settings. Turn on Eagle Milk CA.
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4. Open the app over HTTPS
From now on use this address. Add it to your home screen.
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On Android
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1. Download the certificate
Tap the button. Chrome saves it to Downloads. If step 2 rejects the file, use the alternate format instead.
Download certificate
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2. Install it as a CA certificate
Open
Settings and search for CA certificate (usually under Security, Encryption and credentials, Install a certificate, CA certificate). Tap Install anyway and pick the downloaded file.
Do not tap the downloaded file directly. Android will treat it as a personal certificate and ask for a private key. It must go through the CA certificate option.
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3. Open the app over HTTPS
Use the HTTPS address shown above in step 4. If the computer name will not load on Android, use the IP address form shown in the plugin window in Eagle.
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4. Add to home screen
Chrome menu, then
Add to Home screen.
Once you are on the HTTPS address, open the filter drawer and tap the ⤓ icon next to any folder to keep a copy on this device. Saved folders stay browsable when the computer is off. Copies are per device. If Chrome still shows a warning after installing the certificate, quit Chrome fully and reopen it.
HTTPS is not running on the server right now. Check the plugin window in Eagle for details.