Poznote 6.61.0
This version adds a calendar view for tasks, recurring reminders, colored tags with color filtering, a single-folder browsing mode, due dates on Kanban cards, and a new collapsible icon sidebar on the notes page.
🏋️ Changes
- Added a Calendar view for tasks. You can now toggle between the list and a monthly calendar layout, see all your due tasks at a glance, and reschedule them by dragging them to another day. Thanks to @virtuarsys https://github.com/timothepoznanski/poznote/discussions/1236
- Added recurring reminders for task due dates. Reminders can now repeat hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or on a custom interval. The next occurrence is scheduled when you dismiss the notification. Thanks to @memseeker https://github.com/timothepoznanski/poznote/discussions/1153
- Added a "Show only this folder" action to the folder menu. It focuses the notes list on a single folder and its subfolders, with a banner at the top of the list naming the folder and a button to leave the view.
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Added tag colors. You can now assign a color to each tag from the tag context menu. The color is shown as a dot next to the tag everywhere it appears: in the tags list, in the tag bar at the top of a note, in the "Manage tags" dialog, and on Kanban cards. Thanks to @virtuarsys https://github.com/timothepoznanski/poznote/discussions/1237
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Added filtering by color on the tags page. A row of color swatches above the list lets you narrow it down to one or several colors, or to the tags that have no color at all. It combines with the text filter rather than replacing it.
- Added due dates on Kanban cards. Cards now show the note's reminder or the next upcoming due date of their tasklist, with overdue items flagged in red. Thanks to @virtuarsys https://github.com/timothepoznanski/poznote/discussions/1237
- Added a collapsible icon sidebar on the notes page, with quick access to Git push and pull when Git sync is configured. It can be customized from the settings.
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