Google has rolled out several updates to its text editing software over the past few months. Recently, big tech announced a new feature that will make Google Docs even easier to use on mobile.
Last year, the company developed the functionality to add a page break before paragraphs in Google Docs on the web version, and according to a new Google Workspace blog post, the same feature is now being implemented in the mobile version of the software. .
The tool can be accessed through the “Format” option, where you can find the “Spacing between lines and paragraphs”, which is where the new “Add break before paragraph” function is, in addition to other options. The feature allows the person writing to move the desired paragraphs to a new page without having to use CTRL+C, CTRL+V or start a new page if they want.
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More Google Docs updates
On January 20th of this year, Google implemented a malicious content protection tool in Google Drive. With the new feature, Sheets, Docs and Slides editing software will now display warnings of suspicious content through a yellow banner that appears the moment the user opens the file, to protect companies against malware, phishing and ransomware.
In addition to this update, the company also developed a new functionality for Google Docs that allows users to link files, dates, models and people in a document more easily using the at sign (@) through a feature called smart chips, offering more agility. since you won’t have to “exit the document” to add elements.
