Rumi supports brief Internet disconnections of up to 1 minute and 30 seconds. After this duration, the editor is disabled and further input is prevented. Changes made during the disconnection are stored locally in the browser and automatically synchronized to the cloud once the Internet connection is restored.

This section helps you understand if your internet connection will work well with our real-time collaboration software. We've organized common scenarios into three categories:
For a quick check, try watching a YouTube video at 720p - if it plays smoothly, your connection should work fine. You can also find real-world examples for different locations like home, mobile, and public spaces to help you identify what kind of connection you have.
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| Quick Connection Check | Good Connection | Warning Signs | Poor Connection |
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| YouTube Test | Plays 720p smoothly | Occasional buffering | Won't play/constant buffering |
| Voice Call Test | Clear call quality | Occasional breaks | Calls drop frequently |


