Just want to say that the regular Checkvist app works very well on Android (Firefox or Chrome) if you have an...

Just want to say that the regular Checkvist app works very well on Android (Firefox or Chrome) if you have an external keypad. Eveything seems to function very smoothly -- collapsing and expanding (with arrows), moving (cut and paste), editing, adding colors, tags, and so on -- just as if you were at a full desktop comuter. All that can be done without the external keyboard as well, but that's clunkier to be sure. Anyway, for those waiting on further development of the mobile app, this is a good option. You can even use the mobile version most of the time, and switch over in a separate tab to tge full version when you want to do something fancy -- it all syncs beautifully. Impressive.

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)3 August 2016 at 01:55

    Thanks for the observation and for the hint. Actually, I wasn't aware that desktop app works with Android + external keyboard. At least, some time ago it was not the case (arrows and navigation did not work).

    Thanks again :)

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