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# Version History

Every time your feed's rules are saved, Graze keeps that version. Version History lets you look back through them and restore an old one if a change didn't work out.

## Opening Version History

On your feed's page, click the clock button (**Version History**) in the header. On small screens it's in the **⋯** menu.

Versions are listed newest first. Each one shows when it was saved and a read-only view of its canvas, so you can see exactly what the rules looked like. Use the full-screen button on a version to look at it more closely, and **Exit Version History** to go back to your feed.

## Restoring a version

1. Find the version you want.
2. Click **Restore**.

Restoring brings that version's rules back as your feed's **draft**. It doesn't change what readers see yet. You're taken back to your feed's page, where you can check the draft in the editor and **Publish** it when you're ready.

Restoring doesn't delete anything: the version you were on stays in the history, and the restore itself is saved as a new version.

## Who can use it

Collaborators can open Version History and look through past versions. Only the feed's owner can restore one.

## Version history for custom nodes

Custom nodes have their own version history, which works differently. See [Using Custom Nodes](https://www.graze.social/docs/using-custom-nodes).