Currently the mobile app has limited access to images when offline. We should adapt the mobile app so it proactively seeks & stores the image data for all images (including within Rich Footnotes) that reside in notes that have been changed within the past at least 6, maybe up to 12, months.
I could imagine that storing all bytes of all images in a 10k notes account could add up to gigabytes of space consumed, which could become an undesirable tradeoff. Thus my time-limited aspirations.
Bonus points if we can store bytes for videos too, at least those present in notes changed within the last 6 months.
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I am now starting to bump my head against the lack (or unpredictability) of Offline support on both Mobile and Desktop - and finding myself putting some notes in Onenote ( :-( ) just so that I can have them available offline. This is not really the solution - If Amplenote does not have explicit offline support in the pipeline (eg a tag that guarantees offline backup), I will have to reconsider.
Gotta say I've been happy with amplenote but it's pretty disappointing that locally saved pictures from my phone that were uploaded to a note can't be viewed when offline. I was planning on using this platform in areas I won't have cell service and learned the hard I can't view photos in the field. This would be a feature that would keep me subscribed to the service. Your support page "Working Offline in Amplenote" omits this feature not being available when offline.