[sequoia]

I'm not a huge google fan but I write a ton and I use google docs extensively, and I have to say I'm crying tears of joy seeing this update. Just yesterday I was complaining to a colleague about how a table he put in a google doc was hard to read because a page-break in one of the rows made it look like two rows when it was only one. Ask and you shall receive! Thank you google docs devs!!!

[patrickwalton]

Except, the article says tables aren't supported, right?

[scoopertrooper]

Well, in the Google Workspace post there is a picture of a table. So it probably supports them.

https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/workspace/delivering-...

They also feature a table in a little GIF they have on that page.

https://storage.googleapis.com/gweb-cloudblog-publish/origin...

[Hates_]

Not from what I can see. Seems only features that are reliant on there being a "page":

Some features are not available on pageless docs: columns, page numbers, headers and footers, page breaks, etc