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Finding changes on page history

Rebecca Grant

I have a page that has regular small updates. I use the page history to see what has changed. I like the feature that colours the changes ("This line was added" green, "This line was removed" pink, "Formatting was changed" blue); however, it is quite hard to find the changes when I look at the history (the colours are quite pale, the page is unfortunately very long, lots of scrolling!). Has anyone got a way of finding the changes on the page please? I am not that technical so not looking for code or scripts, just a way to quickly jump to those green highlights to see what is new.

Thank you.

Accepted answers

Kishan Sharma

Hi @Rebecca Grant Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

I haven't come across any option that will jump directly on the new lines added, while comparing 2 versions. I can think of opening developer tools (F12 on Chrome) and search (CTRL + F) for "diff-html-added" in the elements tab, this way you can jump to the sections where the new lines have been added by clicking the arrow keys in the search section. Similarly you can search "diff-html-removed" and
"diff-html-changed" for lines removed and formatting changed respectively. Hope this helps.