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Google Keep for Android adds 'Find in note' search feature
Key points
- Google Keep for Android now includes 'Find in note'.
- The feature is accessed via the three-dot overflow menu.
- It highlights search terms and allows cycling through results.
- The update is server-side with version 5.26.331.02.90.
New Search Functionality
Google Keep for Android has introduced a "Find in note" search feature. This functionality allows users to locate specific text strings within an open note, providing a basic but useful search capability directly within the application.
Accessing the Feature
Users can access the new search option by opening a note and tapping the three-dot overflow menu located in the bottom-right corner of the screen. "Find in note" appears at the top of the menu list, initiating the text search interface.
User Experience
Once a term is entered, it is highlighted in yellow throughout the current note. Users can navigate through the search results using up and down arrows. Minimizing the on-screen keyboard is recommended to maximize viewing space while cycling through matches.
Rollout Details
The "Find in note" feature is being rolled out as a server-side update. It is associated with Google Keep for Android version 5.26.331.02.90. This follows a previous significant update earlier this year concerning the reminders-Tasks migration.
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Reporting from
Google Keep for Android has rolled out a new "Find in note" search feature, allowing users to search for specific text within individual notes. This update provides a basic text search capability directly within the note interface, improving usability for managing information in Keep.