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This is HUGE for those of you that either weren't quite ready to move to Google Apps yet, or that needed to use programs outside the scope of what the Google Drive apps could provide. Previously, if you uploaded a file from your computer, made a change to the original on your computer, and re-uploaded the updated file you ended up with two (or more) of the same file.  You probably needed to look at the dates associated with it to know which was the newest version - and if it got copied over as a Google document, you had the possibility of lost changes. Now, from Google - "Once launched, when users upload files that have the same filename as an existing file, they’ll be deduplicated, and the old file will be in revision history. This is so that if any mistakes are made, users can get back to the previous version. Similarly, uploaded folders will be merged with folders of the same name." Here's the message that appears when you begin using this -   You do...

Is this a question you have ever needed to answer?  If so, this is the website for you! When you go to the site, a script does a browser check and then tells you want browser and browser version you are currently using.  A majority of the page just gives a nice simple explanation of what your browser does for you. It does customize by the browser you are using - here is Chrome: Here is Firefox: And here is Safari: A nice little tool when you need to know your browser!