Google Docs

Google Docs is a poor substitute for Microsoft Word.

Google Docs

There’s no way to view suggestions in a way that is readable (e.g., hide suggested deletions).¹ This is why documents edited in Google Docs need to have spurious double/missing spaces specially handled after changes are accepted.

Google Slides

Text fill cannot have gradients, which breaks many corporate templates. This is especially nefarious when someone edits a pptx file in GSlides and makes a change; the underlying pptx is permanently stripped of its text gradients, effectively corrupting the presentation.

Footnotes

1. https://support.google.com/docs/thread/248030840/how-can-i-hide-deletions-i-m-not-used-to-working-in-docs-and-i-ve-been-hunting-to-no-avail?hl=en ↩