Long documents become easier to handle and navigation is simplified.
A seemingly small but important element is being added to the toolbox of Google Documents: tabs are coming, which make it easier to organize the content of longer documents and search for information in them. With the help of tabs, content can be designed, built and structured much more easily, and navigation becomes easier for readers. Tabs essentially make it easier to jump to a given section within a document without creating separate files.
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The feature was originally announced in April, but it’s only starting to roll out to all Google Workspace users and personal Google Accounts, but depending on the region, it could take up to a few weeks before it’s rolled out to everyone.
To access the tabs, from the desktop web version of Google Docs, select the “Show Tabs and Outlines” option with the bulleted list icon in the upper left corner of the screen. It is then possible to add and manage different subpages and tabs.
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