Google Docs Adds A New Badge To Read Through Your Comments Faster Than Ever

Google Docs makers have recently added a replacement badge that creates reading comments easier than before. So we've listed some information about an equivalent. Read more

Google docs have been one of the foremost popular word processors that's available online. It also happens to be a free-to-use software that's also a neighborhood of the Google Docs Editors suite offered by Google. the manufacturers have currently been working continuously towards improving their software day by day. to assist you guys out, we've managed to collect some information about Google docs' new badge. Read more.

Google Docs new dialogue box

The makers of Google docs managed to realize tons of recognition after they added a replacement dialogue box to their application. With the Google docs' new badge, users will now be ready to identify which of the comments are new and unread. All the user must do is move the cursor over the comment and see the word “new” crop up next to the comment. this may only happen if the comment has not been read by the user before. aside from this feature, makers have also added a replacement filtering option that permits the users to point out comments that are directly addressed to them. The badge also will if the comments are marked as resolved. Seeing the number of changes made to the software certainly shows that the manufacturers are working continuously to assist make their user's experience even more convenient and quickly navigate through large documents. 

(These steps are taken directly from the official Google website)

Step 1: Create a replacement document

1. To create a replacement document:
2. Open the Docs home screen at docs.google.com on your computer
3. Choose the choice, "Start a replacement document," and click on BlankNew.
4. You can also create new documents from the URL docs.google.com/create.

Step 2: Edit and format

1. To edit a document:
2. Open a document in Google Docs on your computer
3. Choose a word and double-click it or use your cursor to pick the text you would like to vary.
4. You can then start editing your document.
5. To undo or redo an action, click Undo or Redo.
6. Note: To edit a document on a touchscreen device, sort of a Pixel Book, double-tap the document to start typing.
7. You can add and edit text, paragraphs, spacing, and more during a document.
8. Format paragraphs or font
9. Add a title, heading, or table of contents

 Step 3: Share & work with others

1. You can share files and folders with people and choose whether or not they can view, edit, or discuss them.