Google Docs' "Suggesting" feature — like Microsoft Word's "Track Changes" functionality — is a great way to collaborate remotely with others on a document.

Since 2014, Google Docs has allowed people to track changes while editing or collaborating on their work with others. The ability to track changes gives you more editing power in two ways.

Among the most powerful features of Google Docs — and, indeed, Google Workspace apps in general — is the ability to track changes and make suggestions for changes. More succinctly, with ...

Is there a way to turn Track Changes on in Google Docs, so I can view changes the same way I do in Microsoft Word? Revision history has been a feature of Google Docs since 2010, but changes were ...

Google keeps encroaching on Microsoft's Office territory, with a new capability to import tracked changes into Google Docs.

When you toggle to Suggesting, it essentially enables track changes in the document. When you and your collaborators use it, Google Docs saves all your new material and changes as suggestions.

Google Docs Every document you create on Google Docs tracks changes by default, and you can’t turn this feature off.

Since 2014, Google Docs has allowed people to track changes while editing or collaborating on their work with others. The ability to track changes gives you more editing power in two ways.

Since 2014, Google Docs has allowed people to track changes while editing or collaborating on their work with others. The ability to track changes gives you more editing power in two ways.