Simply click the sub-tasks tab and you can add, view and complete sub-tasks in context It’s now easier to manage your sub-tasks right from Task View. Your Labels list will now be divided into “Personal” and “Shared” labels. Enjoy a more coordinated look across the app with colorful, redesigned icons on every platform For those of you who collaborate in Todoist, this change should keep your label list much more organized and manageable Whenever someone adds a label to a task in a shared project, you’ll see it in your Shared labels All the labels you create yourself go into your Personal labels. You can now see your completed tasks right within your project. Simply select “Show completed tasks” from the three dots menu and you’ll see checked-off tasks right in your project list. The usual small bug-squashing and app-improving to make sure your to-do list runs smoothly These also lay the foundation for powerful new features around the corner You’ll notice a more reliable, more responsive Todoist across the board thanks to a handful of user interface and under-the-hood updates and bug fixes. Fixed: The calendar picker in the task Quick Add now reflects whichever 'Start of the week' day you have selected in Settings New: The Today Widget now supports the Dark Theme on macOS Mojave New: Task priorities are now easier to distinguish thanks to a refreshed color scheme: P3 tasks are now blue. To turn it on, simply open your Settings, select Themes, and choose Dark from the options Dark Theme for Todoist has (finally) arrived! The new theme revamps every color, icon, and font in the app for a completely, well, darker look.

And the usual small bug-squashing and app-improving to make sure your to-do list runs smoothly Fixed: At times, the task Quick Add wouldn't add projects when selected from the autocomplete list. New: The Todoist Safari Extension now comes included in the app. Save webpages as tasks without downloading anything extra.

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