Microsoft, on the other had, came up with a name that did little to inspire: Microsoft To Do.īut notice the innovation there? Microsoft removed the '-' between 'to' and 'do.' Streamlined, eh? Computer writers were unanimous on the future of Wunderlist: Nothing much good can come of this.Įven the product names seemed to indicate what might be coming: Wunderlist, from a German company, had a great attraction and held a promise – a wonder, a wonderful to-do list.

We made some accessibility announcement improvements on the last updated status in notes.A bit over three years ago, I lamented that Wunderlist – a free to-do list app for various platforms, including Apple and Android phones – had been acquired by Microsoft.

They'll now pay a bit more attention to your settings.

You might have noticed that new tasks didn't respect your top of the list settings in the Tasks list when you added them from a different smart list.

Did you notice that if you right-clicked on a task we would suddenly scroll you up to the top of the list? That wasn't a new feature, just a bug.

Now you have easy access to the completed tasks without them getting in the way of your productivity.

If you weren't a fan of your completed tasks mixing with the uncompleted ones, then you'll be glad to hear that we've moved your completed tasks to the bottom.We didn't just stop at the All smart list, we now also have the Completed smart list so you can also see all the tasks you've checked off.

You'll now see all your tasks grouped by list. Want to have an overview of all your tasks? Introducing the All smart list, one of your top requested features.Here's the changelog for the Windows 10 version of Microsoft To Do (opens in new tab):

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