Guide / Recovery
Know which copy of your work you are restoring.
Autosave, local recovery, version history, and Trash protect different parts of the editing workflow.
Check save status
The editor saves changes to the server and keeps local recovery data when browser storage is available. A pending or failed save needs attention. Keep the tab open, restore connectivity, and allow a retry before assuming another device has the latest version.
If the app reports a conflict, compare the versions rather than overwriting another editor’s changes without review.
Recover a local draft
After reopening the editor, a recovery choice may offer a local draft and the server version. Compare them and choose deliberately. Download the draft if you need a safety copy before deciding.
Recovery data belongs to the current browser and account. Clearing site storage, changing devices, or private browsing can remove it. Browser recovery is not an off-device backup.
Restore a saved version
Open file tools and choose History. Inspect the saved source or checkpoint, then restore the version you need. Restoring changes the current content; the workflow preserves a before-restore snapshot so you can review the previous state.
Undo/redo covers recent local editing. Version history is the tool to use for a saved earlier state, including after refreshing the page.
Recover from Trash
Deleting a file moves it to Trash. Open Trash from the dashboard and restore it if it was deleted by mistake. Restoration is subject to your file capacity. Existing public links stay revoked, so create a new link if you need to share the restored file.
For important work, export an editable project backup and store it somewhere you control.
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