I use the ability to link to a task by inserting a hyperlink that is shown with Task-Copy.

I use the ability to link to a task by inserting a hyperlink that is shown with Task-Copy. When I click on the link, I am taken to the linked task. What if I want to return to the task I just came from. Should I simply use the back button of the browser? Is there a better way?

Along these lines. Is there a way to temporarily "bookmark" or otherwise note a particular task. The use would be to note your current location in a list, then navigate as desired through any number of lists, then have the ability to use a "bookmark" type function to return to the point you started.

Thank you.

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)18 November 2016 at 03:46

    Hello Alan,

    Yes, you can use browser 'back' button or browser keyboard shortcut for 'back' (for my browser, this is Cmd+[ ).

    As for temporary bookmark - since recent update you can use 'tc' shortcut - it will copy task URL to the clipboard. So you can open the task in new browser tab by pasting this URL from clipboard in browser location field.

    Hope this helps,

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