Tuesday, 6 September 2016
Many Google Drive users download files to edit before uploading back to the cloud. If you do that enough, you’ll end up with several files of the same name, possibly in the same folder. Today, Drive is getting a handy tool to better manage revision history. Now when a ‘new’ file is uploaded, Drive will simply tag older versions as such. Instead of pining through dates and times to see which is the most current iteration of a document, Drive tells you straight away. The change will also apply to folders. If you still want to have a bunch of…
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