An official Google Chrome extension for Windows will allow you to keep offline versions of Google Docs files for that will sync when you’re connected to the internet again.

Using Google Docs offline is helpful if you don't have a steady internet connection or want to edit files without Wi-Fi.

However, you can access Google Docs offline, letting you move your desk to a park, coffee shop or anywhere else you might want to work.

Creating a keyboard shortcut that opens your browser to the Google Docs upload option won't save you a lot of time, but you'll more easily transmit files as e-mail attachments.

All you have to do is type “ docs.new ” to get a new Google doc. This works in any browser, since “.new” is equivalent to “.com”—basically, there are a bunch of top-level domains ...