Editor progress recovery
An unfinished brief and edited copy can be restored in the same account, project, and language after a save is confirmed.
FACT · NO ASSUMPTIONSOne fact. A clearer post.
Here is how one specific Fabulica editor change can be explained clearly, without making promises the feature cannot support.
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An unfinished brief and edited copy can be restored in the same account, project, and language after a save is confirmed.
FACT · NO ASSUMPTIONSSaved an unfinished brief and edited copy? After reloading the page, you can restore them in the same account, project, and language.
If two tabs contain different versions, the editor asks you to choose which one to keep. Recovering a draft does not publish it.
FABULICA EXAMPLE · AI-ASSISTEDThis is an example based on Fabulica’s own product, prepared with AI assistance. It is not a customer testimonial or proof of the platform’s autonomous quality. The feature was verified on 12 October 2026. A save must be confirmed; this example does not promise offline operation or protection from every kind of data loss.
Fact source: Fabulica’s editorial guideWhat changed
Instead of a vague “we improved the editor,” the post names a situation, an action, and a condition: work can be restored after a confirmed save, in the same context. The limit stays visible too: different versions in two tabs need a choice.
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