How in the world is that an improvement?!?Īfter a couple of messages with support, I was basically told, that's the way it is, live with it. Now, I can either create a task, archive it, and break the link or archive it, open the archive folder, find the message (hopefully at the top), create the task, go back to inbox to read the next message. Used to be I read a message, create a task from it, then archive it (or file elsewhere). Which basically means I can't do quick inbox triaging anymore. This has been confirmed by Todoist support. Now, it opens the Outlook on the web window, and it's just sitting there and can't find the message you moved. How to Integrate Todoist with Microsoft Outlook Marcus Stone 26.2K subscribers Subscribe 3K views 1 year ago Best Tool To Integrate and Connet your Apps here (much better than Zapier). With the old plugin, you could create a task from a message, move the message to a folder or archive it, and clicking on the Todoist task would still find the message. To make things worse, to the point that linking to a message has become useless to me, you can't find a message if you move it. Its designed superbly with all the features anyone could need, such as custom. That is, when I click on a task created by the plug-in, it won't open desktop Outlook to show me the message but instead tries to open the Outlook on the web in my browser. Todoist is a rare five-star Editors Choice winner because it is simply the best to-do list app on the market. While everything you said I agree with, however, a major issue for me is that links to email messages are now links to Outlook on the web. I found the combination of the new Outlook add-in and the new Windows app a significant step backward.

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