General
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A way of dragging multiple items at once by holding shift
It should be a way of dragging multiple items at once. Eg: selecting 4 or 5 adjacent items with shift+clicking and then moving them somewhere else in the same list or even to another panel. Because it is possible to select multiple items but when trying to moving them in a batch it only moves the first item.
(not even having to open the "move to context menu)?
Thanks a lot.13 votes -
Easy way to add item from other apps (hyperlink?)
Would like a way to easily add an item quickly from the OS. One way I have seen work well is a hyperlink type. For example you could define moodoo as the handler for moodoo: so moodoo:texthere could be invoked from any tool in the OS to add an item.
5 votes -
iOS: Add item button always accessible for "quick add"
if you're in the middle of a list, having to scroll to the top makes it tough to quickly add a note or idea. A always-visible add-item button next to the top would be awesome. Or add a force-touch menu to insert an item in the current point.
1 vote -
support different 'from' email addresses
To support different email accounts for replies based upon the originating mail account. For example multiple email addresses are forwarded to one main mail account. 'From' email address is defined by the respective 'To' email address from the source email which was being forwarded.
9 votes -
Tiles
Enable tiles like google keep rather than just horizontal splits with full vertical. you can have outlines in tiles and you move through them
6 votes -
I would really like HTML posting for notes. Ideally with the ability to post images / photos / links.
Notes are essential and they would really benefit from pictures, BOLD, links etc.
I'm not a fan of markdown, so I'd prefer HTML / wiziwig editor for the notes.
The abiliy to have a full wiziwig HTML editor would simply be stunning, you've already got Google Drive / Gmail support, so managing a simple HTML layout for notes would complement Moo.do and make the premium package very attractive9 votes -
Pictures support
Simple pictures implementation like it's done in Slack would be great. I know that Moo.do is text-based, so this can be a simple plugin to keep moo.do text-based by default
For example, it would be easy to leave a note about some map location or something
6 votes -
Day-of-week intervals for >1 month i.e., "@every 2 months on 1st Saturday"
Remember the Milk does this, and it's not uncommon for me to need tasks like this.
7 votes -
Paste in Moo.do App
I am unable to paste into the iOS app, in both an item or in a note within an item.
1 vote -
Auto Completion Date
Checking a task off could automatically tag it with that days date as when it was checked. Allowing you to look back and see when you completed a task on a specific project.
9 votes -
android app - collapsing
Mostly I want to see the list selected in outline collapsed, would like to have a setting to default behaviour.
1 vote -
Clipper
I think this is becoming more important. Inbox by google now has added a "save to inbox" extensuion. It already hss the snooze feature I want to continue using moo.do, but the clipper is a big deal for me
3 votes -
Have a gmail-label added automaticly.
Have a gmail-label added automaticly when you move an email to the outliner, so I can retrieve it easily within the Gmail-app afterwards.
8 votes -
Add ability to directly drag onto collapsed sections.
Currently I have to expand items in order to eg drag & drop directly from gmail pane.
6 votes -
Optionally increase the width of scrollbars
... specially on small laptops (like mine) it can be hard to grab the scrollbar without the use of a scroll wheel and external mouse.
3 votes -
Customize the bullet to an icon
At the point of having more than 7-10 top-level lists, it starts to become difficult to navigate and differentiate them quickly. I have hacked this by using unicode character icons at the start of my lists, and the result has been very positive. I am able to navigate (and remember the purpose of) my lists much more efficiently. I suggest implementing a very simple version of this which would build the icon into the bullet and have a menu for selecting an appropriate one. My setup: https://www.dropbox.com/s/okwvy6jsml3yrpl/Screenshot%202016-04-10%2000.20.58.png?dl=0
3 votes -
add color to items in the outline view
The outline option is a great way to organize a large document. I'd love to be able to add color to top level items in this view to make the items stand out more. My use case -- I have a list of projects and subprojects in the outline view. I'd like to be able to add a color to the projects (not tied to an importance level but a visual cue that distinguishes projects). 2Do for Mac allows for this as an example
2 votes -
Google keep pane
I use Google Keep to, well keep some huge list, some of more than 300 lines, things that are not everyday life, but i would find it convenient to easily access it from Moo.do, that i use as a GTD organizer.
3 votes -
Pane Presets
It would be great if one could save a snapshot of the current open panes. Switching from one to another "context" would be much easier.
7 votes -
Best and easier way to navigate, open, close, and zoom in lists with keyboard shortcuts (the same shortcuts that WorkFlowy has for instance)
I think Moo.do has some advantages over WorkFlowy and that's why i am so interested in it getting better, but seriously WF is much more easier to navigate and control everything from the keyboard which is essential when your are a power user. I believe that Moo.do should emulate WF in the things the are better at, For example why not giving us the same just Workflowy-like zooming, the same key shortcuts and the capability to navigate, open, close, zoom and control everything just by using control, command and the navigation arrows? That would really be awesome!
21 votes
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