Like WordPress, when we writing we getting revision selection options and auto saving features. Requested features officially introduced by Google Docs, now user getting revision version in Google Docs and and as well coloring the editors. Notly only coloring the paragraph but also in left hand side, each editor can see their color indicator (each author/writer) will hold unique colors.

Changes are color-coded based on each collaborator, making it easy to tell what has been added or deleted. For example, in the screen-shot below, James (whose edits are highlighted in orange) deleted and added text while bmichael61 (whose edits are highlighted in green) removed a paragraph and added a comment.

Time stamps are also improved in the new interface. We’ve heard requests for time to always be listed, even for very old revisions and we’re listening: you can now tell afternoon edits apart from all-nighters.

The interface also batches revisions into groups of changes to make it easier to understand how a document has changed over time. To see a finer-grained list of revisions, click Show more detailed revisions.

This is just a first step for the new revision interface for Google Docs. We’re looking forward to more revision improvements in the future. Let us know what you think in the comments.

Thanks to Vance Vagell, Software Engineer of Google Docs to leting us know and as well you can be to previous version over the archive.