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Re: Full Screen Google Task

#31

I find Google Tasks unusable, along with many other task management tools, simply because of the lack of ability to assign a task to someone else. Manymoon is probably the closest I've come to nirvana, and even still it was sorely lacking for being an on-demand tool.

I haven't used it much but I know Producteev is also geared for teams and lets you assign tasks to others.

Re: Full Screen Google Task

#35
post #24

my favorite way is using it through the chrome extension. Still love the new web interface. chrome extension : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dmglolhoplikcoamfg...

This is not new or news. I've been using this for years. As one commenter noted, this has been around since 2009.

New for me too. Thanks even if it is old news.

Re: Full Screen Google Task

#36
post #5

This is cool. I wish the text was a bit bigger and the lists were shareable (multi-user). The mini task list within Gmail was not working out for me, so I wrote a simple to-do app (weekly planner) for my own use (now has a new thousand users): http://weekis.com

Just hit CMD/CTRL and + to zoom in ... chrome scales the interface perfectly.

Re: Full Screen Google Task

#37
This changes everything. I just started using google calendar when they changed the design (looks pretty now). I would love to use the task but it sucks. Now there are so much googletask alternatives. Now i just need som graphicsal changes and ill be set.

gtasker looks perfect. I am using wunderlist because it is minimal and super pretty, but i miss beeing able to see more than one list at a time.

Re: Full Screen Google Task

#38
post #28

Try my app http://bit.ly/gotasks , it's only for osx but can be less unobtrusive!

You're selling a wrapper of Google Tasks in a web view for $2 and trying to spam it on HN? You could at least try to get your adjectives right.

Re: Full Screen Google Task

#40

I find Google Tasks unusable, along with many other task management tools, simply because of the lack of ability to assign a task to someone else. Manymoon is probably the closest I've come to nirvana, and even still it was sorely lacking for being an on-demand tool.

Asana has that ability.
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