<commit_before># Using Snap! Without an Internet Connection

Snap! is a web application hosted at
[https://snap.berkeley.edu/run](https://snap.berkeley.edu/run "Snap! online").
   
If you would like to use Snap! without being connected to the internet, e.g. in a remote area
or in a school with limited or unreliable online service you can easily set up Snap! locally on
your computer, by following these

## Simple Steps:

1. Download the latest Snap! Release from
[https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap--Build-Your-Own-Blocks/releases/latest](https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap--Build-Your-Own-Blocks/releases/latest)"Snap! Source Code"), and unpack the contents of the archive to your local disk.
2. Open the file `snap.html` in your browser.
3. There is no step 3.

Snap! is just a web page, you can open it locally in your browser, no need to install anything
on your computer. You can use whichever operating system you like, you don't even need
admin rights. You can also use a memory stick to distribute the directory with source files
among the participants of a workshop or the students of your class, even if some of them
are using MacOS and others run MS Windows or Linux. 

## Which  Web Browser?<commit_msg>... again :-)<commit_after># Using Snap! Without an Internet Connection

Snap! is a web application hosted at
[https://snap.berkeley.edu/run](https://snap.berkeley.edu/run "Snap! online").
   
If you would like to use Snap! without being connected to the internet, e.g. in a remote area
or in a school with limited or unreliable online service you can easily set up Snap! locally on
your computer, by following these

## Simple Steps:

1. Download the latest Snap! Release from
[https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap--Build-Your-Own-Blocks/releases/latest](https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap--Build-Your-Own-Blocks/releases/latest "Snap! Source Code"), and unpack the contents of the archive to your local disk.
2. Open the file `snap.html` in your browser.
3. There is no step 3.

Snap! is just a web page, you can open it locally in your browser, no need to install anything
on your computer. You can use whichever operating system you like, you don't even need
admin rights. You can also use a memory stick to distribute the directory with source files
among the participants of a workshop or the students of your class, even if some of them
are using MacOS and others run MS Windows or Linux. 

## Which  Web Browser?
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