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Comment #38829466
> do you honestly believe that or is this sort of an oblique suggestion that it would be non-trivial/"unsimple" to implement? Not oblique, it's a common feature although I agree wi…
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Comment #38829378
Sorry for the slow reply, this is very helpful - thank you.
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Comment #38717338
Thanks for the feedback, we will be making shortcuts configurable.
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Comment #38717333
Appreciate the feedback. What do you like about Strongbox's model? Is it the availability of a lifetime plan?
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Comment #38699729
> The default shortcut conflicts with my window manager, so I cannot use it. Ah, interesting - may I ask what window manager you use? Is it the combination of CTRL+OPT that causes …
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Comment #38697371
That makes sense for a solo project, but there are three of us working on this so it's helpful to use CI/CD.
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Comment #38697347
Thank you so much for the feedback and suggestions: > 1. totally encrypted/syncing etc (iOS in the roadmap ;) We're considering offering an encrypted cloud service, or alternativel…
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Comment #38690418
Yes, I've wired it up to work with Github Actions so it's automatic now - but it wasn't easy.
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Comment #38685803
Nice, quite a similar philosophy.
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Comment #38685700
That's not good, will investigate - thank you.
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Comment #38678805
Nice, frogtab looks interesting, is there any documentation for it?
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Comment #38676027
Not trying to be anonymous, the app is digitally signed and verified by Apple.
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Comment #38675090
Yes, we have a mechanism to notify the user of updates and other important messages - they just show up like a special type of task (which can be marked done, or snoozed). It's che…
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Comment #38675030
> I wouldn’t probably pay for a service, but I might be happy to pay a one time fee for a function that dumps the todo file (I understand it’s a csv) every time there is an update …
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Comment #38674968
Absolutely - with NowDo you just hit Ctrl+Opt+A (from any app) and type the task, hit enter - and then you can safely forget about it and get back to what you were doing. Making it…
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Comment #38674945
Not at all, I appreciate the feedback :)
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Comment #38674935
It's a similar concept, but that only allows you to specify one task at a time. With NowDo you have a "queue" of tasks, as you mark each as done the next one is shown.
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Comment #38674918
Ok, I'll give this some thought. Appreciate the feedback!
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Comment #38674910
Thank you, I've added the multiple task selection to our issue tracker. We could add a feature that will load/store the task list to a specified directory like Dropbox or Google Dr…
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Comment #38674612
There are, what makes NowDo unique is that I've whittled the feature set down to an absolute minimum - based on over 2 years of prototyping and usage. With NowDo the lack of featur…
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Comment #38674600
There was a tool called "OneTask" about a decade ago that I really liked and which served as a lot of the inspiration for NowDo. Unfortunately its creators fell into the trap of ad…
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Comment #38673907
Thanks for the feedback, would it be better if the task was shown in the menu bar instead?
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Comment #38673892
Really appreciate the feedback: > The default message "nothing to do" shouldn't be automatically added to the tasks every time. This is only shown if there are no unsnoozed not-don…
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Comment #38673612
Hah, that can be the back-up name.