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Hi, I've been using this plugin with Todoist running as a PWA, and the experience has been much better compared to running the app natively. One thing I've felt consistent friction over however, is the lack of a keybind to edit the task while in task view. It feels awkward to not be able to edit while having the selected task front and center, needing to resort to hitting <tab> multiple times to cycle through DOM elements until I get a hover on the task description box. I feel like a keybind for this would be a sensible and practical addition—helpful when there is a need to edit without distractions, i.e. when writing notes (uncompletable tasks) or tasks with lengthier descriptions. I'd like to see this be possible, perhaps with <enter> or <i> (currently bound to taskViewClose).
I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks again for this wonderful project.
Sidenote: I leverage (S)uper (D)uper Mode from jasonrudolph/keyboard to achieve a mouseless textbox editing experience on macOS, which makes this potential feature even more appealing to me. I believe glacambre/firenvim also helps achieve this, but have not tried it personally.
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Hi, I've been using this plugin with Todoist running as a PWA, and the experience has been much better compared to running the app natively. One thing I've felt consistent friction over however, is the lack of a keybind to edit the task while in task view. It feels awkward to not be able to edit while having the selected task front and center, needing to resort to hitting <tab> multiple times to cycle through DOM elements until I get a hover on the task description box. I feel like a keybind for this would be a sensible and practical addition—helpful when there is a need to edit without distractions, i.e. when writing notes (uncompletable tasks) or tasks with lengthier descriptions. I'd like to see this be possible, perhaps with <enter> or <i> (currently bound to
taskViewClose
).I'm curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks again for this wonderful project.
Sidenote: I leverage (S)uper (D)uper Mode from jasonrudolph/keyboard to achieve a mouseless textbox editing experience on macOS, which makes this potential feature even more appealing to me. I believe glacambre/firenvim also helps achieve this, but have not tried it personally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: