This feature is planned for the first half of the year. We’ll keep you posted when we have more info.
Wow! Cool! I was thinking of getting Passbolt, but only with this feature. Good to hear it’s going to me implemented soon.
Offline disaster access mode >>> In progress
This is a must have feature for sure! Last time my server was down due to hardware issues, my business was crippled.
Same for me, my boss doesn’t want to switch to passbolt community until this function is implemented.
I hope for soon!
Thank you for your wonderfull work on Passbolt.
Hi, do we know when this feature will be available please
Hello,
The first version will be released in 5.15, which is scheduled in september, and mobile support coming at a later date.
Cheers,
Hi !
5.15 is online but there is no mention off the disaster mode in the changelog.
also, will this be implemented on the community docker wich is , from what I see an old 4.2.0 version and is 10 mont old ! ?
Thank you for clarifying that.
G’day @OCMan2K
I think you’re getting the “10 months” from the passbolt docker github page.
Users are encouraged to use official docker image from the docker hub.
https://github.com/passbolt/passbolt_docker#docker-compose
5.15.0 is latest https://hub.docker.com/r/passbolt/passbolt/
If you’re having any issues with your docker compose file or hosting please create a separate thread and I’m happy to help you out.
Cheers
Gareth
Thank you for clarifyfing that ( I feel a little stupid 
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And what about the disaster offline mode ?
We really need it in my job ( fireguards with mobile command center that may be offline and need to access passwords offline. )
I really prefer your solution over Nextcloud passwords or Vaultwarden…
Thanks!
Hi, also interested if access to passwords offline feature is available?
Hi everyone,
Offline mode is available in beta as of Passbolt 5.16, out today. Thanks for your patience, this has been a long thread.
You are very welcome to try it on a test instance. Your feedback is what will help us get it to stable, so please share how it goes, rough edges included. One thing to note, only Chrome & Edge are available right now, Firefox still under review on the store.
The release notes have what you need to get started: https://www.passbolt.com/changelog/api-bext/enjoy-the-silence-browser-extension-api
A blog post going into how it works in detail, including additional information regarding its limitations and the remaining risks, will follow next week.