Google Discover now shows you all the articles you’ve liked

If you’re using Google Discover frequently, chances are you’re also liking stories as you go along. That way you’re not only showing appreciation for the ones you like, but you also help Google adjust to your interests. Well, Google Discover now has a new capability, it now shows you all the articles you’ve liked, which was not the case thus far.

You can now see your liked articles in Google Discover

When I say liked, I mean ‘hearted’, as there’s a heart next to an article, not a like button, technically. In any case, this feature is now accessible both via the Google app, and a specific URL.

If you want to access it via the Google app, fire it up. Once you do, tap the ‘Saved’ option in the bottom-right corner. There are three tabs down there, you want to tap the most-right one. Once a new page opens, you’ll see three tabs at the top of the page, including the ‘Liked’ one.

The ‘Liked’ tab is the middle one, as it sits in between the ‘Saved’ and ‘Followed’ tabs. In that liked tab, you’ll see all your liked stories, chronologically.

There are two ways to access this new section

If you don’t want to use the Google app, you can also access the same feature through google.com/interests/liked URL. Do note that once you do, the UI won’t look as nice as it does in the Google app, though.

Now, the other two tabs, the ‘Saved’ and ‘Followed’ ones, also show info based on your interests. If you’ve bookmarked any Discover articles, they’ll pop up in the ‘Saved’ tab. The ‘Followed’ tab shows “searches you’re following”.

There you go. If you do bookmark or like articles in Discover frequently, these new additions may prove to be useful for you. You can simply access all that content now, and it’s only a tap or two away.