1. A method comprising: receiving, by one or more processors, a first input indicating user activity that comprises a first edit to a document at a first position in the document in a document editing application executing on a computing device, wherein the document editing application is navigable among different partial views of the document, and the document editing application displays a frame element that indicates a position of a presently displayed partial view of the document with reference to an entirety of the document; and displaying, by the one or more processors, in response to the first input indicating the user activity that comprises the first edit to the document, a first marker, in or proximate to the frame element, indicating where the first position of user activity is located with reference to the entirety of the document, wherein the first marker is separate from the first edit to the document; receiving, by the one or more processors, a second input indicating user activity that comprises a second edit to the document at a second position in the document in the document editing application; displaying, in response to the second input indicating the user activity that comprises the second edit to the document, a second marker, in or proximate to the frame element, indicating where the second position of user activity is located with reference to the entirety of the document, wherein the second marker is separate from the second edit to the document and is visually distinct from the first marker, wherein the first marker and the second marker are different numbers, and wherein the numbers for the markers are modified as additional markers are added, such that a first number always represents a position of a most recent user activity, and a second number always represents a position of a second most recent user activity.
1. A method comprising: receiving, by one or more processors, a first input indicating user activity that comprises a first edit to a document at a first position in the document in a document editing application executing on a computing device, wherein the document editing application is navigable among different partial views of the document, and the document editing application displays a frame element that indicates a position of a presently displayed partial view of the document with reference to an entirety of the document; and displaying, by the one or more processors, in response to the first input indicating the user activity that comprises the first edit to the document, a first marker, in or proximate to the frame element, indicating where the first position of user activity is located with reference to the entirety of the document, wherein the first marker is separate from the first edit to the document; receiving, by the one or more processors, a second input indicating user activity that comprises a second edit to the document at a second position in the document in the document editing application; displaying, in response to the second input indicating the user activity that comprises the second edit to the document, a second marker, in or proximate to the frame element, indicating where the second position of user activity is located with reference to the entirety of the document, wherein the second marker is separate from the second edit to the document and is visually distinct from the first marker, wherein the first marker and the second marker are different numbers, and wherein the numbers for the markers are modified as additional markers are added, such that a first number always represents a position of a most recent user activity, and a second number always represents a position of a second most recent user activity. 12. The method of claim 1 , wherein the first input and the first marker are associated with a first user, the method further comprising: receiving one or more additional inputs indicating user activity at one or more positions in the document in the document editing application, wherein the one or more additional inputs are associated with a second user; and displaying, in response to the one or more additional inputs indicating user activity, one or more additional markers, in or proximate to the frame element, indicating where the one or more positions of the one or more additional inputs are with reference to the entirety of the document, wherein the one or more additional markers for the inputs associated with the second user are visually distinct from the first marker associated with the first user.