Change History Limit for Confluence

Confluence Cloud's built-in Change History macro has no settings and lists every version of a page. Change History Limit is a macro that keeps that table short: it lists the latest versions of its page or blog post, newest first, with version number, author, date and comment.

In the macro settings, choose how many versions to show (3, 5, 10, 20 or 50), hide minor edits, hide the comment column, limit the table to the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or pick up to 20 authors. Each version number opens that version. When older versions are not shown, the table says so.

The app only reads. It stores nothing, writes nothing to Confluence and sends nothing outside Atlassian's cloud. Viewers see only what Confluence lets them see. Free for up to 10 users; without a license it shows the latest 3 versions.

Limits: up to 50 versions per table, comments cut at 300 characters, and at most the 300 newest versions are read when minor edits are hidden.