Thank you very much for your suggestions!
* Allow tasks from a project to be moved into another project
-- You may drag tasks of a project to another one by one now. And we wrote it down to do it with batch operation.
* Projects with context should automatically apply that context to its tasks, or at least allow for the auto feature to be turned on/off while still allowing for multiple contexts for tasks in a project.
-- Tasks added under a project will be added with the same context in a project in the second half of this year. And we'll also ask our engineers for the feasibility of multiple contexts.
* Allow user to change the order in which tasks are added and arranged in a project. It is problematic when steps are typed in chronological order, but the program lists the tasks from newest added to oldest added. To compensate for this, the user must type the steps of a project from last to first, or manually re-order the tasks. This is very obnoxious. A simple fix would be allowing a change in the ordering tasks by date added descending or ascending.
-- The problematic steps you mentioned from newest added to oldest added is actually the one used in Inbox, which is proper in Inbox. While under a project, if you quickly add tasks, they'll be sorted from oldest added to newest added in Next group. And also, you are able to manually sort these tasks now.
* When adding tasks to projects, allow the user to use the full task window, not one line in which they have to type the task, hit enter, then right-click and select "Edit" in order to add necessary details. These extra steps take time and could be avoided by allowing the use of the full task feature window. Ctrl + Alt + N quick add feature is tedious for this purpose, as links and descriptions cannot be included in the task.
-- OK, we've written it down.
* Allow for more than one context per task, please!
-- You mentioned it, which I've recorded.
* It would be incredibly useful if links in the description of tasks were hyperlinked. Also, if the mouse hovers over the note icon, it would be easier to see a preview of the note, rather than having to double-click on the task to view it.
-- The links in the description are hyperlinked now. You may click to a website if you wrote a url there and saved it. For a preview, okey, I've recorded that.
* There appears to be no way to add or edit Filters in the desktop version.
-- Not yet. You may add filter in web version now at i.doit.im.
* How do I review my daily plan on the desktop version to see how my time was predicted versus actually spent?
-- We'll add the comparison graphs in Daily Review later. For the present, you may view it in web version in Daily Review.
Thank you very much! These are all quite important to us!
We've planned to redesign and add most of the features in both desktop and web version within this year. And for the current few months, we'll first focus on phone versions.
Thank you again!
Feature Suggestions
* Allow tasks from a project to be moved into another project
* Projects with context should automatically apply that context to its tasks, or at least allow for the auto feature to be turned on/off while still allowing for multiple contexts for tasks in a project.
* Allow user to change the order in which tasks are added and arranged in a project. It is problematic when steps are typed in chronological order, but the program lists the tasks from newest added to oldest added. To compensate for this, the user must type the steps of a project from last to first, or manually re-order the tasks. This is very obnoxious. A simple fix would be allowing a change in the ordering tasks by date added descending or ascending.
* When adding tasks to projects, allow the user to use the full task window, not one line in which they have to type the task, hit enter, then right-click and select "Edit" in order to add necessary details. These extra steps take time and could be avoided by allowing the use of the full task feature window. Ctrl + Alt + N quick add feature is tedious for this purpose, as links and descriptions cannot be included in the task.
* Allow for more than one context per task, please!
* It would be incredibly useful if links in the description of tasks were hyperlinked. Also, if the mouse hovers over the note icon, it would be easier to see a preview of the note, rather than having to double-click on the task to view it.
* There appears to be no way to add or edit Filters in the desktop version.
* How do I review my daily plan on the desktop version to see how my time was predicted versus actually spent?
I have many more ideas and suggestions, but these are the most pressing needs.
* Projects with context should automatically apply that context to its tasks, or at least allow for the auto feature to be turned on/off while still allowing for multiple contexts for tasks in a project.
* Allow user to change the order in which tasks are added and arranged in a project. It is problematic when steps are typed in chronological order, but the program lists the tasks from newest added to oldest added. To compensate for this, the user must type the steps of a project from last to first, or manually re-order the tasks. This is very obnoxious. A simple fix would be allowing a change in the ordering tasks by date added descending or ascending.
* When adding tasks to projects, allow the user to use the full task window, not one line in which they have to type the task, hit enter, then right-click and select "Edit" in order to add necessary details. These extra steps take time and could be avoided by allowing the use of the full task feature window. Ctrl + Alt + N quick add feature is tedious for this purpose, as links and descriptions cannot be included in the task.
* Allow for more than one context per task, please!
* It would be incredibly useful if links in the description of tasks were hyperlinked. Also, if the mouse hovers over the note icon, it would be easier to see a preview of the note, rather than having to double-click on the task to view it.
* There appears to be no way to add or edit Filters in the desktop version.
* How do I review my daily plan on the desktop version to see how my time was predicted versus actually spent?
I have many more ideas and suggestions, but these are the most pressing needs.
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