An accidentally closed Google Form will no longer ruin your day

Unintentionally closed and unsaved work or the result of another creative activity can be very upset. You accidentally close the editor or browser tab and everything is gone. Unless there is some clever thing on the spot automatic saving. For example, Google and its work tools from the Office suite Workspace or the Chrome browser itself provide a good service in this. Another environment – the Form – now introduces a continuous backup of the distributed items.

This is a tool that is part of the Google Docs Workspace package. Surely you have ever filled in a similar form or created it yourself. And even in the form of knowledge quizzes to which this environment can be switched. Earlier, when the respondent closed the form during completion, the content has disappeared irretrievably. However, as of August 3, Google is starting to introduce automatic saving here.

The backup is conditioned by being a user signed in to your Google account. In this case, the completed content in the fields of the form is kept for 30 days and is associated with the account. It is then possible to complete filling in not only on the same device, but after logging in elsewhere. The novelty will help with unwanted closures even in situations where you do not have time to finish. Authors of forms and quizzes can turn automatic saving on or off when creating them. It will normally be on.

How many times have you lost your divided job like this?

Zdroj: Google