Instagram is Watch Fast & Furious 6 Onlinefinally making drafts an official part of the app. The service, which first began testing drafts last month, is now making the feature available to all its users.

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As you'd expect, drafts allow you to save your work mid-post so you can revisit edits and other adjustments another time. To save a draft, simply hit the back button mid-post and the app will ask whether or not you want to save the photo to your drafts.

Saved drafts will appear in a special section of your library, above the rest of your photos, the next time you open the app.

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Instagram has also added a new "manage" button to your drafts section, where you can remove drafts you no longer want to work on.

It's a small update, but an extremely useful (and long overdue) one. Previously, the app didn't provide a way for users to easily save posts to work on later. The feature will also likely be a welcome update to those who manage multiple accounts or oversee a professional account as they can now queue up several posts at once.

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