Drag and drop elements, on mobile and PC

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10. TO-DO has a hashtag system
There is another option if you feel that using categories is too complicated, and that is the use of hashtags that the tool has inherited from the old Wunderlist application. It is as simple as writing the hashtag within the task description just as you would do on Twitter.

This way, you can then search for the hashtag or click on it, and in an easy and simple way find out all the tasks that have this hashtag. This option can be done both in the mobile application and in the web version.

12. Use shared lists
In the aforementioned lists, there is the option hong kong telegram data of the so-called collaborative lists. These can be very useful for work tasks with coworkers or for more personal or family tasks. In them you can invite anyone to join, creating a link that you can send to whoever you want.

It's very easy to create this link, just go to the list and click on the 'Share' option . Here you can manage the link, which you then have to share with other people. You also have the option to activate an option called 'Limit access to current members' , which deactivates the link you have created so that no one else can join that list without you wanting them to.

13. Another option is the drag-and-drop gesture , which allows you to drag elements from one window to another without any problems. For example, if you select a text you can drag it to TO-DO and create a task with it. You can easily import any task you have to do that has been told to you in another application, and this action is compatible with any website and for any context.

To be able to perform this action on your mobile you will need to use split screen mode , otherwise you will not be able to drag the required text to the Microsoft TO-DO application. On the PC it is simpler, you just need to have two windows open at the same time to be able to drag a text to the application.