Mar 06 2020
02:45 AM
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Mar 06 2020
02:45 AM
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Feb 01 2023
01:42 PM
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TechCommunityAP
There only appears to be a web version? Is there an app for a desktop on PC and/or Mac?
Mar 06 2020 03:06 AM
SolutionJul 16 2020 11:57 AM
@ChrisHoardMVP from me a THANKS too. Already voted now.
Jul 19 2020 11:11 AM
@ChrisHoardMVP: I don't think uservoice is useful. Some necessary features requested from users are still not be implemented 4 years later. This application is far below from competitor like Trello.
Dec 10 2020 08:32 AM
Like many others, I am far more interested in support for cross-project filtering by "assigned" that would allow managers to view all tasks assigned to a team member. That's critical functionality - I don't mind using web apps.
Dec 12 2020 12:58 PM
@ColinFBMH Use Fluid.app and add it to your apps folder
Dec 30 2020 01:57 PM
@ColinFBMH If you open the webapp in Edge (or Chrome) and create an app of the website (in Chrome also choose open in Window), it looks like a desktop application (but in fact still is a webapp). for more info: Creating Web Apps in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Community
Feb 23 2021 08:56 PM
@ColinFBMH you should try this help before Microsoft has an official app:
Microsoft Planner as a Windows 10 App - It's kind of a thing - Brainlitter (regroove.ca)
Best,
Apr 06 2021 06:46 AM - edited Apr 06 2021 06:47 AM
@ColinFBMH you can import your planner tasks into Teams (Team > + > Add Planner Tasks), and use it from it's desktop app.
Take care
Giovanni
Jul 05 2021 10:00 AM
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Jan 24 2022 05:20 AM
Feb 07 2022 05:06 PM
@ColinFBMH I realize this thread is almost 2 years old, but want to share a hack for this that was recently shared with me. While there isn't a desktop app, there is a way to get you to nearly the same experience:
1. Open the MS Planner app in the latest version of the Microsoft Edge browser (this is important)
2. Click the three horizontal dots to the far right of the URL bar
3. Hover over Apps
4. Click "install this site as an app"
This will give you the ability to pin it to your taskbar, creating an experience very close to a desktop app.
Hope this is useful!
Feb 07 2022 05:14 PM
@Jenn_Marescalco Thank you for taking the time and trouble. ooks quite a hack! 🙂
Mar 07 2022 03:16 PM - edited Mar 07 2022 03:17 PM
@Jenn_Marescalco Just the job! Thank you for sharing this hidden gem!
I can see it is a similar idea to the Lists "desktop app", which I only discovered by accident a few days ago. It makes me question whether there are any other "desktop apps" that I don't know about yet......
Mar 06 2020 03:06 AM
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