So in this blog post, I will be explaining "What is Blogger Draft", the Use of blogger draft, how to use them, and the difference between draft and blogger draft.
Most of the Blogspot bloggers would have seen the "Use Blogger Draft" toggle option in their settings menu and didn't know about it, so it's time to expand our knowledge on Blogging.
It is important that every Blogspot bloggers should know about it.
What is Blogger Draft
Blogger Draft is the "beta version" of Google Blogger, this service started as a part of blogger redesign in 2006. Google Blogger tests upcoming features with Draft Blogger users before releasing them to the normal Blogspot users.
Draft Bloggers' dashboard also differs from the normal blogger dashboard.
This featured can be turned "Off" and "On" from the Settings menu.
To summarise in a single sentence, Draft Blogger is the BETA version of Blogger.
Use of Blogger Draft
The blogger draft is used by the blogger team to test the upcoming features of Google Blogger (Blogspot) on some users before they're all released to all users.
Example - The current blogger dashboard is rolled out to all after testing with the draft blogger (beta) users.
How to use Blogger Draft
There are two ways in which you can activate the Draft Blogger feature when you're using the normal blogger.
Method 1 - Sign In with Draft Blogger
Instead of signing from Blogger use Draft Blogger.
In this way, you can use all the advanced features of the draft blogger mode.
Method 2 - Switch to Draft Blogger
In this method, you can switch your normal blogger account to the draft blogger from your account itself.
Follow the below steps,
- Login to your blogger account.
- From the left navigation panel, select "Settings".
- From the main page of the settings menu, scroll down to the last to the General section.
- And in it, you can find the "Use Blogger Draft" toggle switch. Enable it to use the "Draft Blogger" mode.
- Reload the website to see that your blogger account switched from normal blogger to draft blogger.
And your blogger account URL will be added with "draft".
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Difference Between Draft and Blogger Draft
Many people confused draft editor with draft blogger, even I considered both are the same till I came to know about the difference.
So the difference is,
Draft in Blogger | Draft Blogger |
Drafts are writings that aren't published.
| Draft Blogger is the "Beta" version of the blogger where the blogger team tests the upcoming features with draft blogger users before releasing it to all users. |
How to Disable Blogger Draft mode
You can also disable the draft blogger mode if you decided not to be the beta user.
But after you disabled it, you can enjoy beta features that the blogger team decided to test it on blogger draft users. And you have to wait till the new features are released to normal users to use them.
- Log in to your draft blogger account.
- From the left navigation panel, select "Settings".
- From the main page of the settings menu, scroll down to the last to the General section.
- And in it, you can find the "Use Blogger Draft" toggle switch. Disable it to use the normal blogger mode.
- Reload the website to see that your draft blogger account switched to normal blogger mode.
And your blogger account URL will be as shown in the below image.
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This is how you can get out of the draft blogger mode.
You can also easily switch back to the blogger draft just by re-enabling it.
Conclusion
This is the whole detail about "Blogger Draft".
I hope this article cleared all your doubts about this subject, if not please ask that in the comments below.
I recommend you use Draft Blogspot because you're informed earlier about the upcoming features and you can adapt to changes faster than normal bloggers.
That's it for this blog post.
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