When you snooze it for >=1 day, does it reappear at the time that it was snoozed or do the tasks somehow group into buckets where if you snooze all tasks that appear today for 1 day, they'll all appear tomorrow at the same time?
Just on this, if it makes you feel any better the app is signed through the Apple process (which was a PITA).
Zero installs, all web apps, where users don't control their data. The average users computer ability has no doubt dropped over time as software is catering for the lowest common denominator.
As this catering becomes more popular, this is the expectation people have, only original hardware vendors will be installing native apps. Sucks, but its the graveyard that we've built.
Also, installing anything anywhere is potentially a huge security risk, so I see why people use browsers as convenient sandboxes for trying out software.
Google does similar things. Why do some apps install bloat in ~ or ~/Documents without letting me chose where ?
If you want to sand box applications you need to use VM. Because some crap permeates the whole system.
I’d like the OS to run a separare environment for each user or application with little to no access to my main installation.
That's exactly what I was hoping people would say, thank you.
> The only issue is that I'm not totally comfortable installing a Mac app to try it out. I'd be happy to try it out as a web app first.
That's helpful feedback, thank you. I'll give a web app version some thought.
> When you snooze it for >=1 day, does it reappear at the time that it was snoozed or do the tasks somehow group into buckets where if you snooze all tasks that appear today for 1 day, they'll all appear tomorrow at the same time?
NowDo only shows one task at a time - the "current task". This will be the oldest unsnoozed not-done task. So tasks won't necessarily be seen by the user the moment their snooze expires if there are older unsnoozed not-done tasks. Does that answer your question?
Hi, same concern here, would be happy to try the web version but not willing to install an app.