I have an iPad Pro and a Macbook Pro. Is there a table that shows what is not available on Mobile that is on Macbook? Also, what features require the Internet and which do not?
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Is there a table that shows what is not available on Mobile that is on Macbook?
The article here compares features / functionality on desktop, web app and mobile
Also, what features require the Internet and which do not?
The Logos helpfile shows which desktop features require network access:
But a lot of further functionality on mobile requires network access - including Guides, some searches etc.
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