The Saved Pages feature lets you bookmark pages across Google developer sites and quickly access them at a later date. You can organize your saved pages into customized [collections](https://developers.google.com/profile/help/collections) and receive notifications when your saved content is updated. You must be signed in to your Google Developer Program profile to save a page. If you haven't joined the Google Developer Program, you can [join it](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me). View and manage your list of saved pages under the [**Saved Pages**](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me/saved-pages) tab on your Google Developer Program profile. ## Save a page If you click the bookmark icon on any Google developer reference page, you can add that page to the **My saved pages** default collection or to a [collection of your creation](https://developers.google.com/profile/help/collections). To save a page, do the following: 1. Visit any Google developer reference page. 2. Click the bookmark icon next to the page title. If you click the bookmark icon but don't already have a profile, you are prompted to [create one](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me). 3. In the drop-down menu, do one of the following: - Select **My saved pages** to save the page to the default collection. The following image shows a YouTube page that is saved to the **My saved pages** collection: ![My saved pages](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/my-saved-pages-checkbox.png) - Select an existing custom collection to save the page to it. The following image shows a Firebase page that is saved to the custom collection **Firebase docs**: ![Firebase docs](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/firebase-checkbox.png) - Click **New Collection** to [create a new collection](https://developers.google.com/profile/help/collections#create_a_new_collection). Enter the name of the new collection in the text field. ![New collection](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/new-collection.png) When the page is saved, the bookmark icon turns blue, and the page is added to your list of saved pages. ## Remove a saved page To remove a page from your list of saved pages, do the following: 1. Visit the page that you want to remove or open your list of [**Saved Pages**](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me/saved-pages) on your Google Developer Program profile. 2. Click the bookmark icon next to the page title. 3. In the drop-down that appears, clear the checkbox next to the collection that contains the page you want to remove. The bookmark icon reverts to white, and the page is removed from your list of saved pages. ## Receive notifications When a significant change or update is made to the content in one of your saved pages, a [release note](https://developers.google.com/profile/help/faq#what_is_a_release_note) is published and you receive notifications. Notifications are delivered through visual indicators in the Google Developer Program navigation bar and your [Saved Pages](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me/saved-pages), as well as a weekly email if you choose to opt in. This lets you stay current with the content that is important to you. ### Navigation bar When any of your saved pages are updated and a release note is published, a blue indicator appears on the **Google Developer Program** button in the navigation bar. The indicator remains until either you visit all pages that have updates or more than six months have passed since the last update. ![Alt text](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/blue-indicator.png) To view updates from the navigation bar, do the following: 1. Click the **Google Developer Program** button. A number next to the **Saved pages** item indicates the number of updates that were made to your saved content since the last time you visited those pages. 2. Click **Saved pages** to view the updates. ### Saved Pages To view updates from your list of [Saved Pages](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me/saved-pages), do the following: - Click the page title to view the updated documentation. An **Updated** label appears next to the page title, indicating that it changed since the last time you viewed that page. The label remains until you visit that page or more than six months have passed since the last update. ![Alt text](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/updated-ticker.png) - Click the **Release note** link to open a dialog containing the latest release note message. The link remains until either it is replaced with a new release note or more than six months have passed since the last release note was published. ![Alt text](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/release-note.png) > [!NOTE] > **Note:** Toggle the **Date saved** menu item to **Last updated** to sort the list by most recently updated. ### Weekly email You can opt in to receive weekly email notifications when any of your saved pages are updated and a release note is published. The email contains a list of all updated pages, a description of each update, and a link to the release note. The email does not contain pages that you have already viewed since the update. #### Opt-in process for email notifications There are two ways you can opt in to release notes email notifications: - If you save a page to your Google Developer Program profile for the first time, you are prompted to subscribe. This prompt only appears once when saving your first page. It doesn't appear for any future page saves. If you dismiss the prompt, you can use the second option to subscribe at a later date. To opt in, do the following: 1. Visit the page you want to save, and click the bookmark icon next to the page title. 2. Select **My saved pages** to save the page to the default Saved Pages collection, or select **New Collection** to [create a new collection](https://developers.google.com/profile/help/collections#create_a_new_collection) of saved pages. A dialog appears with a prompt to opt in to all future release notes email notifications associated with any of your saved pages. ![Alt text](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/prompt.png) 3. Click **Yes**. - If you have already saved pages to your Google Developer Program profile, you can subscribe by adjusting your preferences. To opt in, do the following: 1. Go to the [**Settings**](https://developers.google.com/profile/u/me/settings) tab on your Google Developer Program profile page. 2. Under the **Notifications** tab, select **Release notes**. Your selection is automatically saved to your preferences. ![Alt text](https://developers.google.com/static/profile/images/weekly-email.png)