![]() ![]() Discarding user sort order data is data loss, Doist – having the task completed doesn’t change that fact!ĭo you want to use Todoist to track project progress history effectively? Sorry, can't do it. But to add insult to injury, the completed task loses its place in the list entirely. It's already ridiculous that you have to go to the hamburger menu, select "Show completed tasks", then scroll to the bottom of the list, and then click on the hidden tasks icon to expand it - just so you can finally see the completed items. discarding the ordering information upon task completion) is an absolute deal breaker for me. But losing a completed task's place in the list (i.e. The inability to enable "show completed tasks" in-place and have that setting stay enabled (per project or globally) is extremely annoying. ![]() But for my use, it has an Achilles's heel. The biggest unique sell for me (over similar tools) is the great integrations support - the Google calendar integration, and great API functionality, so I can use a tool like Zapier and easily build my own integrations with tools like Slack (because, let's be honest, Todoist's "Send to Todoist" shortcut in Slack is basically useless - who in the world would want message contents as a task title? Ask ME for the task title, and stick the message contents in as a comment.)Īnyway, my point is that Todoist is nearly perfect. I generally love the way Todoist does most things. TL DR: Todoist's horrible implementation of "show completed tasks" is a deal breaker - because it discards the task's order in the list, and because it won't allow you to permanently enable "show completed tasks". I've been using Todoist for about 4 weeks, as a premium user at that - but sadly, I will be refunding my premium subscription before the month is up and having to move elsewhere. ![]()
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