Google Keep for Android Rolls Out ‘Find in Note’ Search
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Google Keep's 'Find in note' search feature rolling out for Android users
Last year, Google began working on a feature called "Find in note" for Google Keep on Android, which lets users search within notes. The feature is now rolling out to all Google Keep users on Android. To search within a note in Google Keep, open the note, tap the three-dot menu button in the bottom-right corner, tap on the "Find in note" option, and enter what you want to find. Your search term will appear highlighted in yellow throughout the no…
Google Keep's 'Find in note' feature is finally (finally!) rolling out for all
Credit: Andy Walker / Android Authority TL;DR Google Keep’s ‘find in note’ feature seems to be rolling out widely to Android users. We can confirm seeing the feature on various devices, but it looks like a server-side update. The ‘find in note’ option allows you to quickly search your note for a specific term, akin to pressing Ctrl+F on your PC. We uncovered Google Keep‘s ‘find in note’ feature over a year ago, allowing you to quickly search a …
The application of Google Keep notes finally deploys a search function within the notes itself, a long-awaited option. At the same time, a future update, identified in the application code, will allow to mix text and checkbox lists into a single note, lifting a historical constraint of the tool. These two additions aim to make the application more flexible and intuitive.
Google Keep on Android is finally getting updated to fix two of its biggest flaws.
Google is currently rolling out a new feature for Google Keep on Android to select users. A dedicated search function is now available directly within individual notes. ...Read the article: Google Keep: Android Update Brings Search Within Notes Where to follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Want to stay up-to-date? Add us to your favorite sources on Google!
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