Brilliant app. Our friends are hearing about it

Brilliant app. Our friends are hearing about it
Couple of thoughts for comment 
1. When we're whizzing around from list to list -- what about having 
    something like lll to open the other list in a new tab? Sometimes 
    want to have both lists open
2. Any thoughts of sectionalizing? Like folders to separate 
    concerns like Work, Home etc 
3. Any further development of timekeeping would be really helpful 
BUT it's already the coolest, does everything swiss army knife that we have come across
And even better to know that it comes from a business which keeps the family together -- thanks

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  1. Philippe Demoulin13 September 2013 at 03:56

    About "sectionalizing": you can add tags (#) at the end of your note title and notes are sorted accoring to the tasks in the View All Lists view.
    https://www.evernote.com/shard/s2/sh/7e228826-e640-4adb-848f-936e5a0ee593/dd3f5293507eae69721f4d4ff1ef4c14

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  2. Checkvist13 September 2013 at 04:50

    Thanks, Mike MacDonald :) Regarding opening lists in a new tab - you can do it with a right click of your mouse or - if you're a keyboard person, press Shift - Enter after selecting a list in the ll popup. It works pretty nicely, and also suits those who want to open a new list in the same tab. As for more timetracking development - eventually, yes. But right now we are busy with the mobile app, so timetracking has to wait.

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  3. Mike MacDonald13 September 2013 at 23:29

    Philippe Demoulin  Thanks Philippe -- Just what's needed

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  4. Mike MacDonald13 September 2013 at 23:30

    Checkvist  Worth waiting for. Thanks very much -- Outstanding app

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