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[Feature Request] Add more shortcuts #33

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hyuri opened this issue Jun 12, 2023 · 3 comments
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[Feature Request] Add more shortcuts #33

hyuri opened this issue Jun 12, 2023 · 3 comments

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@hyuri
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hyuri commented Jun 12, 2023

A few suggestions:

v1:

New Task (Ctrl + T)
New List (Ctrl + L)

v2:

New Task (Ctrl + N)
New List (Ctrl + Shift + N)


Only issue I see is:
How does the New Task shortcut knows which list to add a new task to?

Possible solution:
New task is added to the list under your mouse cursor. This way, you can use both hands to speed up task creation — one hand hovers of a list, the other hand presses the New Task shortcut.

@iman-salmani
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Adding tasks in the mouse pointer location or top of the selected task is a very handy feature. and I think besides this, the application should have another shortcut to open the task creation window. because this can be confusing.

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hyuri commented Jun 13, 2023

What if, when you press the New Task shortcut, the New Task creation window opens and it contains a drop-down menu at the top labelled "List" where you can select which list the new task will be added to, and by default the list selected is the list under the mouse cursor when you triggered the shortcut?

That should avoid the confusion, I think.

So it would go like this:

  1. Hover you mouse cursor over a list
  2. Press New Task shortcut
  3. New Task creation window opens
  4. At the top of New Task creation window, a drop-down menu labelled "List", and the item selected is the list your mouse cursor was hovering over when you pressed the shortcut. You can choose another list from that drop-down, or just confirm creating the new task
  5. The task is added to the list you selected in the the "List" drop-down menu in the New Task creation window in step 4

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Cool idea!

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