Saved drafts now open on the latest version of the form

Open a saved draft after the funder has updated their application form, and you now get the latest version with your answers already filled in. You no longer finish an old form the funder has since corrected, or delete your draft to see the new questions.

A notice at the top of the form says it has been updated and lists what changed: new questions, questions that are now required, and questions that were reworded. New questions that need an answer are flagged, so they don't catch you out when you submit. On the page, those questions carry a New or Updated tag, so you can find them without rereading the whole form.

If an answer no longer fits because its question or the option you picked was removed, the notice names it under "These answers no longer apply". The notice and the tags are in whatever language you're filling the form in. Save the draft and it moves to the new version. The notice won't come back.

If the form changed while you had it open in another tab, saving won't put your draft back on the old version. The form reloads on the new one and asks you to check it and save again.

This only applies to drafts. Once you submit, your application stays on the form you submitted, including when the funder asks you for more information.