Megan Ellis / Android Authority
TL; DR
- It looks like Google Keep is finally getting ready to introduce the long-awaited Find in Note feature.
- The feature allows you to search for information in individual records.
- We were able to test the feature and it looks like Google might be rolling it out sooner rather than later.
Google Keep has many useful features. It allows users to collaborate on notes, add drawings and images, and more. allows However, the app lacks one important capability: the ability to find content in individual notes. We saw Google has been working on this feature for the past yearhowever, the company removed all mention of it in later versions of the app. Now, it looks like Google is getting another crack at it.
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While exploring the latest version of Google Keep (v5.26.271.01.90), we found that the Find in Note feature is working again and this time we were able to use it successfully.
Tap on a note can be accessed from the three-dot menu on any Google Keep note. You can then type the query into the search box and Keep will highlight all instances where the query appears in the record. This can be useful when trying to find information in a long record.
Keep now has a search option that finds content in all notes. However, this feature does not specify exactly what information the user may be searching for, and simply reveals all records that contain the search terms.
With the Find in Note feature working as expected, it’s possible that Google will roll it out sooner rather than later. However, since Google has abandoned this feature in the past, we’ll temper our expectations. We will notify you when we come across any new information.
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