We use the bookmarklet a lot -- saves our life when it comes to email management.

We use the bookmarklet a lot -- saves our life when it comes to email management.  Is it possible to get at the bookmarklet scripts? Our use case needs us to be able to

- Add a custom task title 
- Alter the hyperlink caption 

A 100% fit would be to have a separate task title / link caption fields with the link taken from the current URL as it is now 

Some options for consideration:
1. Make is possible for us to pass override variables for title and link caption 
2. Make provision for us to hack this script -- maybe in the same way that we can hack CSS

Whatever, checkvist is an app that saves our lives daily. Our friends hear about it quite a lot 

Kindest regards 
Mike and Stephie

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  1. Mike MacDonald28 July 2014 at 14:39

    Hi Kir! 
    Thanks indeed -- really appreciate that and all that you and your family do for us
    We will go ahead and get that done 
    Kindest regards 
    Mike and Stephie

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