It won't sync automatically, but if you only use Google Docs for a few things here and there, it's hardly a pain: It's an insanely simple tip, and we're surprised we didn't think of it before. With just a few clicks, you can keep those cloud-based documents organized just the way you like them on your desktop. Do you have a different way of keeping your online and offline documents organized? Let us know in the comments.
Google Docs is rolling out an update that simplifies sorting through files and documents you've stored in Docs, including a handy Priority sorting—similar to Gmail's Priority Inbox—that puts your most important files at the top of the list.
You can create collections of files and share full collections with other users. Docs already had folders, so this isn't a huge change. The difference:
If you're a heavy Docs user, you'll appreciate the new filters, which narrow down items by sharing status, ownership, and collection. There's also the new Priority sorting:
Last but not least, the new details pane on the left of the screen gives thumbnail previews of your files, sharing information, and a look at the collections it's included in.
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