Browser Extension (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera, Safari, xxx)
Add task from browser with support for both choosing list on each adding or/and set a standard list where entry is added by default. It would be a nice feature to show standard adding-list, and last “used” list in top position and then all lists available beneath.
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Hank Du
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please make one for firefox thanks!!!
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YASMIN VIANNA GUIMARAES
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much needed!! the only thing i expect to change from todoist to microsoft todo!
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Paul Almeida-Seele
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The Chrome extension that shows my Wunderlists whenever I open a new tab was always my favourite feature.
A well placed reminder of what needs to be done just as you're about to procrastinate. -
Anonymous
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Please follow Wunderlist functions
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Dave Taylor
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Much needed - I use the Wunderlist extension on a weekly basis (if not more) Please get it done before Wunderlist disappears!
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Russ
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I also would like this. I am using Linux Ubuntu and there currently is not a app for that but a extension for Firefox or Chrome would work as well for me.
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Anonymous
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Yes, can we please have a Browser Extension (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera, Safari, Trying to move from Wunderlist to To Do and this would really help
AND Google Cal integration which Wunder also had. Thank you -
Sam
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Must needed feature
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Sam
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Create Microsoft todo browser extension
And add to popular browser (Chrome, firefox, edge).
A must have for adding and managing task quickly -
Steve Raab
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When I consider features that have not been ported from Wunderlist to MS To Do, this is high on the list of why I haven't ported yet. I use this feature all the time in Wunderlist to manage follow-up reading... also a great way to share links with family members. Please add a Chrome extension ASAP. Also in the same category, but lesser importance is the Wunderlist Helper that appears in the MacOS menu bar.
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Skye
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capturing tasks into 'Tasks' inbox should be as simple as clipping a note using the fantastic Onenote clipper extension.
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Pavel Ukhan
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Check out this extension! It's already existing!
"Add to Microsoft To Do" Chrome (and other compatible browser) extension
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/add-to-microsoft-to-do/loblkkbfciiklgoblkigehhghfjfjede -
Clive Bates
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I'm not switching from Wunderlist to To Do in May 2020 unless there are sensible browser extensions and if possible a Gmail add-on. Where do they think work flow comes from? I'll look elsewhere, thanks.
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Anonymous
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Would like this feature
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Anonymous
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and for safari pleeeeease
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Lars B
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As a workaround, I have installed the Todoist extension. And then I have created a flow in "Microsoft Power Automate" that sends all new/added tasks from the browser to "Microsoft To-Do".
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Lars B
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As a workaround, I have installed the Todoist extension. And then I have created a flow in "Microsoft Power Automate" that sends all new/added tasks from the browser to "Microsoft To-Do".
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Michael
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Hey, you killed wunderlist who had a nice chrome extension, now show at least some gratitude to the wunderlist users!!!
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Daniel Westerdale
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Yes, I still have the right click context menu in my chrome browser. that still shows Wunderlist even though I am no longer using it. Acts as a reminder as to what we are all missing. Would be handing for tagging things I want to read later.
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Jack Shenker
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Now that the iOS share option has (finally) been added, though it’s still flawed, we need the same for Google Chrome and other browsers - i.e. the capacity to add a webpage or link to our To Do list (and choose the default list it’s being saved to) with one click from within the browser.
This is such a basic function that all the other productivity apps manage without a problem, it’s amazing and ridiculous that it STILL isn’t available on the supposedly flagship ‘To Do’, especially as Wunderlist managed it fine (and we were told that To Do would replicate all of Wunderlist’s functionality)