Do you ever go scrolling again up in your TikTok feed to discover a video that you just’ve already watched, however you then go too far and find yourself refreshing the feed, and shedding the clip that you just have been looking for completely?

TikTok has an answer.

As you’ll be able to see in this screenshot, shared by @al__hilaal7, TikTok’s at the moment testing a brand new possibility that may allow you to undo your feed refresh for those who make a mistake.

Which is a reasonably minor useful inclusion, however could possibly be a giant assist once you’re on the lookout for that one video in your feed.

On an identical, mistake-aversion entrance, TikTok has additionally began rolling out a brand new characteristic for creators referred to as ‘Posted Drafts’, which routinely creates a replica of your most just lately posted video and shops it in your ‘Drafts’ folder within the app.

As defined within the video above from Jera Bean, that’ll make it simpler to replace your clips with small edits and adjustments, as you’ll have already got a model of the uploaded clip in your drafts to tweak, versus having to re-do the entire thing over once more.

Posted Drafts will probably be out there for 3 days after posting, so if there are any adjustments that you might want to make, you’ll be able to replace, re-publish and maintain it transferring, even sooner than earlier than.

Once more, neither is a serious useful replace, however from an annoyance perspective, these could possibly be very useful.

Due to Matt Navarra for highlighting each new options.