Hello,

Q1: Edit mode inconsistency
If a task is highlighted, it can be edited by clicking on the pencil icon on the right border, or by using the space bar. However, if you double click to open the details screen, the edit pencil is on the bottom left of the window, instead of the upper right.

A: Do you hope to make the Edit icon also located on the upper right in task details screen?


Q2: If task detail is opened by double-clicking a task, esc doesn't exit that view, it closes the entire window. The program must be re-started to see the window again!
But, when editing a task, esc has the (expected) effect of closing the editing window without saving the edit.
I propose that you make the esc key behavior consistent - close the edit/detail window only.

A: Esc is used to exit the current window that you are focusing on. When you are edit a task, you are focusing on the edit windows, so the first click on Esc will exit the edit window, and the second click on Esc will exit the main window. I think it is also applied to other apps.

Thank you for your feedback and support.

"A: Do you hope to make the Edit icon also located on the upper right in task details screen? "

Yes, I think the UI should be consistent.

"A: Esc is used to exit the current window that you are focusing on. When you are edit a task, you are focusing on the edit windows, so the first click on Esc will exit the edit window, and the second click on Esc will exit the main window. I think it is also applied to other apps."

The problem is that when you are viewing a task in full detail mode (by double clicking on a task), esc does not go backward one step and show the task list. It exits the main window.

@Jgoldman

For your first request, we will go on improving it.

second, we will improve the interaction, making it more convenient to switch between task details and task list.

Shall you need any help or have additional questions, please feel free to contact us

Thank you for your support.