Tracking content
When you come across some content that is relevant, you can choose to keep track of that content. Confluence offers features to allow you to quickly find your favorite pages again or get notified when a certain page or space content is modified.
We are going to take a closer look at how you can keep track of your favorite content without getting an information overload.
Watching content
You can "watch" a Confluence page, blog post, or space. Confluence will send you an e-mail notification whenever anyone updates the watched content.
You will receive a notification when:
A page has been edited, unless the Notify Watchers checkbox is unchecked before saving the page
Content is deleted
Any changes are made to existing or new attachments
A new comments is added
A comment is updated or removed
Confluence will add you as watcher of any page or blog post that you create or edit. This behavior is called autowatch and is one of the settings you can change in your user profile.
