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Can't sign in - To Do says "It looks like you're offline"
I've been using MS To Do successfully for several weeks. This week it stopped syncing with Outlook. I signed out of the account in To Do. Upon launching To Do now, I can't sign in, getting a message "It looks like you're offline." But I'm on-line of course and all of my other O365 apps are working and are logged in successfully. Did something break recently?Siri/iOS Shortcuts suddenly cannot create To Do tasks
I have one Siri/iOS shortcut that I use all day long to capture my thoughts and tasks. At the end, it takes input to the shortcut and creates a To Do task. It has worked for months and months but, suddenly, starting yesterday, I'm getting errors like "Could not run Add Task - There was a problem communicating with the app." Any ideas? I've tried creating new shortcuts, I tried creating a shortcut from To Do (in the settings) - all attempts fail. I really rely on this, and need it to work again! Thanks for any ideas...
Steps initially show only first line of text
Currently and for the past year+ on Microsoft To Do Web, after selecting any List, the initial view of the Steps within a Task, only shows the first line of text in each Step. If I select a different Task within the same List and then reselect the original Task, the Steps within display all of the lines of wrapped text. This occurs using both MS Edge and Google Chrome. I rebuild my computer from a new Windows 11 ISO after stripping my SSD to zero partitions last week and this is still a problem. It would be really great if we could get this fixed.
YEARS later and still no multiple users for mac users
I am so frustrated that I can have multiple accounts on to do list so I can keep my work and personal lists separate. There are more Mac users worldwide than any other devices, and still, Microsoft will not give us access to the full integration. We shouldn't have to access two lists on app-based and the other web-based. PLEASE, can we just give us access to use your programs to their full extent?
Feature parity between Web and Desktop/Mobile TODO (Categories)
It looks like there isn't feature parity between the Web version of To Do and the Desktop/Mobile apps. Specifically, the web version has access to and displays UI components that allow us to select Categories to assign to our To Do items, yet this ability does not exist on the Desktop/Mobile Apps. Furthermore the display of assigned categories to Items created on the Web interface is not consistent on the Desktop/Mobile apps. The Desktop will show the category assigned to the item (but does not allow modification), however the Mobile App does not indicate any category assignment at all. Can we please get a feature parity w.r.t Categories between the Web, Mobile, and Desktop app of To Do ? Thank you.
Missing Categories in Microsoft To Do Apps: Any Updates?
Hello everyone, I've been using the Microsoft To Do app and wanted to discuss an issue regarding the category/tag functionality in task lists. Recently, Microsoft introduced an update allowing the addition of customizable tags to each task within a list. I have successfully configured and assigned these categories via the web interface using a browser. However, I noticed that the categories/tags assigned through the web do not appear in the Microsoft To Do apps for Android, iOS, and Microsoft Store. This makes it challenging to find specific tasks when using these apps. Is anyone else experiencing this issue? Is there any update on when this functionality will be synchronized with the mobile and Microsoft Store apps? Thanks in advance for your help!
MS To Do: Recurring Task Steps show Complete
When a recurring task with multiple steps is completed, the steps in the new version of the task often retain the same state as when it was last completed. For example, if a task has five steps and three are marked as complete before marking the task as complete, the next day, when the task recurs, those three steps remain marked as completed. However, if the steps are marked as complete, another task is accessed, and then the original task is revisited before marking it complete, the steps will most often show as incomplete when the task recurs.
