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Scott

Posted: Oct 10, 2012



which browser do you use? In chrome it's under extensions and in Firefox I think it's under add-ons. If you disable the stylish extension or add-on it will remove any custom styles you have added.
Scott

Posted: Jul 09, 2012



There is an Alfred Extension that can send DMs to Twitter which would seem to let you use all the syntax. I have used the extension and it works well although I haven't tried pushing to Twitter yet.

http://jdfwarrior.tumblr.com/alfredtweet

sb
Scott

Posted: Jun 05, 2012



Yeah, I'm all current on OS. Maybe an Air thing?

I have had it lose connection a couple of times so it would stop adding tasks but resetting it worked. Does it even load or just not add the tasks?
Scott

Posted: Jun 01, 2012



Odd, I still run ToodleAir on my mac and it works well. I'd love to see a good Alfred Integration though.
Scott

Posted: May 24, 2012



I very much recommend the ToodleAir program for quick input of tasks. It uses the syntax, doesn't require the site to be open and while iI's unsupported now, it still seems to work pretty well for me.

https://github.com/jgallen23/ToodleAir

The thing I really like is that it's just a small input box that can sit atop other windows which is really handy for capturing notes and other details for the task.

Syntax on the quick add would be great as well!
Scott

Posted: Mar 25, 2012
From Topic: Default Start Date



In settings under new task defaults you can set the start day to today as default.

sb
Scott

Posted: Feb 17, 2012



Check your time zone in the settings area. It may be inconsistent with your system time and changing to reflect the difference.

sb
Scott

Posted: Feb 08, 2012



I don't have this problem with Sparrow. Under your Format menu see if you have the 'prefer plain text' option enabled and see if that makes a difference for you.

sb
Scott

Posted: Feb 01, 2012



fwiw I use Sparrow for email and my tasks come in just fine with the body as the note.

sb
Scott

Posted: Jan 27, 2012



I've implemented the 1 Minute ToDo (with modifications) after reading the PDF and I like the simplicity of it. Haven't gone past that to his other work yet but am pleased so far. The start date filtering / freshness idea is really quite good.
Scott

Posted: Jan 26, 2012



One of the nice things about something like ToodleAir is that it is compact and can sit above a browser tab or another window so I can see the details of the source of the new task while I am adding it. If I move to the Toodledo site I lose that visibility unless I start rearranging windows.

There is also the benefit of not seeing my todo list while I am entering the new task which can very quickly derail me from whatever it is that I was working on. This lets me add new items without facing a distraction from tasks already entered.

I certainly don't hate GUI's and I'm not a click counter type of person but with a shortcut key to bring up ToodleAir it's super quick and easy to use and is a good alternative for those who are looking for it.

sb
Scott

Posted: Jan 25, 2012



I still use ToodleAir which basically gives you a command line box to enter tasks on the fly. I'm on a Mac but it's an AIR app so it should work on either platform. It uses the same syntax as email so you can put in all the details you need right from the one line. It sits right on my desktop and I can just zip tasks in as they occur to me.

I do keep Toodledo open in a browser pretty much always but this is a super easy way to add things quickly.

It's not being updated so it could stop working at any time I guess, but it still works well for what I need.

https://github.com/jgallen23/ToodleAir/downloads

sb
Scott

Posted: Jan 17, 2012
From Topic: URL Links



I prefer to have the control over whether a site opens a link in a new tab (or window) or not. I generally find the automatic littering of my browser with multiple tabs to be disruptive when it's so easy to just choose.

If I want to have multiple things open I use the shortcut or just drag the link up to the tab bar which in Chrome just opens that link in a new tab. If I want that content in a new tab I can do that - if I want it in a whole new window, I can do that as well. If I want it open in the same tab, I can do that as well.

How do you decide which links should or shouldn't generate a new window? If I click the link to the forums from the app I don't want it by default to open in a new tab - but sometimes I might. Give me the choice every time because only I know what I want to do with that new tab.

sb
Scott

Posted: Dec 21, 2011
From Topic: Customizing Status



I would probably use tags for this if I needed another level of sorting and filtering but the current status items work well for me.

sb
Scott

Posted: Nov 10, 2011
From Topic: Sort by date



I disagree - those with a time should be given priority as they have an absolute time they are due - the others being less critical / not on as much of a deadline as they have until end of day.
Scott

Posted: Nov 06, 2011



tada!

https://www.toodledo.com/info/help_email.php

sb
Scott

Posted: Nov 04, 2011



Settings / tasks / display preferences - there is an option to move it to the left.

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Scott

Posted: Nov 03, 2011



ToodleAir works fabulously. It's no longer supported I guess but I still use it all the time.

It's an Air app so you'll need Adobe Air but that's not a huge deal. I can only find it on Github any more, the developer seems to have pulled it from his site:

https://github.com/jgallen23/ToodleAir

I use Alfred (http://alfredapp.com) which is just brilliant for app / file launching and found this a bit ago but haven't had a chance to try to set it up. It's a bit geeky and since toodleair just does what I need, I never bothered:

http://aosekai.net/2011/09/quickly-add-new-task-to-toodledo-with-alfred/
Scott

Posted: Oct 31, 2011



I just copy and paste the URL of the email thread in to the message I send in to Toodledo if I need a quick link back to it. Having it grab it automatically would be cool though.

sb
Scott

Posted: Sep 20, 2011



oh - IOS on the iPhone? I don't have an iPhone so can't help at all with that, sorry.

If you mean from the desktop OS, are you using Snow Leopard or have you upgraded to Lion? The mail apps are different so want to be sure we are looking at the same one.

The only thing that I can think of that might be different about a Toodledo address is the period but that really shouldn't be an issue.

sb
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