Google+ Checkvist community posts 2013-2018

May I suggest that Ctrl+A only selects the items matched by the filter, currently it selects everything which doesn't make it as useful as it could be. I would be happy with another shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+A or Ctrl+Shift+A) if that bothers too many people. My (current) use case: Search for ^overdue, Ctrl+A, remove the "branches", swear a few times because I get it wrong, type "td".

It would be great to have a shortcut (I suggest "rf") to refresh a filter. My daily review workflow is to search for ^today, postpone some tasks to tomorrow or later in the week, and when I'm done I would like to be able to type "rf" to refresh the filter quickly to see what I've got left. My current workaround is to go back to the filter, add a character, wait a bit, and then remove it - but it's not as convenient as a quick shortcut.

Just imported a hierarchic video playlist into Checkvist, with minutes and hours hash-tagged. The new time planning feature nicely summed up the chapter times. There are many things you can do with Checkvist. :) The seconds got lost, though. Noticed two things. (1) #5m, #05m, #005m are all different tags. Maybe should automatically be normalized. (2) The "All tags" page grows with lots of time tags at the beginning. Makes me think whether time tags should really be "normal" tags, or if that's too much of generalization (because it's easy and elegant to implement with an existing concept). I think of them differently, as was first apparent when I didn't want ct to clear the time tags.

When multiple tasks are selected, is there a way to determine (in CSS) which is the one the cursor is currently at?

Hello friends, We are considering to change behaviour of move up/down command using ctrl+arrows for lists with hierarchy. The new approach is available on our beta site, https://beta.checkvist.com . Could you please try it out and tell us what you think? Thanks! https://beta.checkvist.com

Hi, Seems that search for "color:1 ^today" gives the same results as "^today" (i.e., the color:1 is ignored) but "color:2 ^today" (or any other colors/priorities except 1) work as expected. Happens on both beta and default website.

Can I edit the url generated from the Checkvist Gmail extension? I want to force it to use the desktop version of the Gmail site. If I use the link generated from my Android browser, Gmail redirects to the watered down mobile version and I lose the message ID. https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui=2#all/msgID The 'ui=2' forces the desktop version.

Hi, Before I add an idea I wanted to make sure that I didn't miss an option, or a workaround: I search for ^today or ^tomorrow or ^asap all the time, but unfortunately almost always I don't want the matching branches to expand. Example, I'd like a search for ^today to return only a collapsed "Things To Do" instead of this: Things To Do ^today one two three Is that possible?