Hello friends!

Hello friends!

Finalising the new version of the mobile app that will feature the long awaited 'Delete' function, we thought it would be better to mirror the 'Delete' on mobile with 'Restore deleted' in the browser (http://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/2121-general/suggestions/5312958-a-trash-bin-to-store-deleted-items-temporarily).

Now you can restore the list items deleted during the last 24 hours on https://beta.checkvist.com. Just press the 'rd' shortcut, and select which items you want to restore. Then either press the 'rd' shortcut again, or the 'Restore' button under the list.

As always, we'll be happy if you tried the new function and tell us how it works. And meanwhile we'll finish the delete on mobile :)

Thanks!

Comments

  1. Jeff Clearwater13 August 2015 at 01:19

    When you say "mobile app" you mean the m.checkvist.com mobile we browser page - or is there actually an app?  Pray tell?

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  2. Sasha Maximova1 September 2015 at 08:25

    The feature went live finally, and we can continue with other mobile issues :)  http://goo.gl/KwA8gU

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