New Google Keep feature will show version history on saved notes

Google Keep has received an update that allows access the version history inside the toolsomething that was not possible until then.

One of the most striking features of Keep is its simplicity and availability across multiple platforms. However, the lack of history was charged by users who wanted to recover previous versions of their notes after extensive changes.

Tested in the web version of Keep, the version history feature allows users to download a text file containing all changes made to a note or list. However, it is worth noting that Not yet available in apps for Android or iOS devices as functionality is limited to the desktop version..

How to access histories in Google Keep?

To access the version history of a note in the web version, simply click the menu icon represented by three dots in the bottom toolbar and select the “Version History” option. From there, you can select a previous version of the note and download the information in text file format.

As the feature is gradually rolled out, some users may not be able to access this functionality yet. As noted in the shared screenshots, the option may appear with a “coming soon” notification along with a link to the feature’s support page.

It is worth noting that the version history that Google Keep offers is limited to tracking changes made to the textual part of the notes, excluding any changes made to the images. Despite this limitation, the addition of this feature is a positive step in the evolution of the app.