- You cannot share the document to other users.
- The settings for checking typos, adding images and other attachments are not available.
By activating Google Docs Offline, all changes you make to Google Docs will be stored locally on your computer.
Follow the steps below:
Step 1: First, on your Google Docs document window, find and click on the 3-line vertical icon in the top left corner. This will access the Docs home page.
Step 2: On a new window displayed on the screen, find and click the 3 dashed icon in the top left corner as below and select Settings.
Step 3: Here, find and activate the slider next to the Offline option to activate the feature, then click OK to save the changes.
Method 5: Check Google Drive memory and delete unnecessary files
A full Google Drive memory can also be a cause of problems uploading or saving new Google Docs document changes. Usually Docs and Sheets files consume more memory and storage space than other documents.
Step 1: First access your Google Drive account. In the left pane, the Storage section shows how much memory you have used.
Step 2: Click on the option to see which files are the culprits using the most memory.
Find and right-click old files that you don't need, select Remove to remove and free up Google Drive storage.
Step 3: Also you should delete unnecessary files in the recycle bin to free up more Drive space. The easiest way is to click Trash (trash) in the left pane.
In the window displayed in the right pane, find and right-click the file, and select Delete Forever.
Above TipsMake has guided you some ways to fix Google Docs not automatically save changes. Besides, readers can refer to some existing articles on TipsMake to learn more about how to fix offline Google Docs not working.