Hadn't thought of that - thanks! On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 2:00 PM, Michael Jardine <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote: > Hi Rob, > > You can assign a Tag to any task, event or even as a default for any item > in a Category. That's a quick and easy way for applying filters. > > * > > Regards, > Michael > * > > > > > > > On May 24, 2012, at 6:52 AM, Rob Grace wrote: > > I've found the unchecking of categories very useful, to focus on home vs. > work tasks or different projects. > > One thing that would be even more helpful is to make these optionally > "non-sticky", such that the Mac app selection of active categories does not > affect the Web view. > > On the web view, memory of disabled categories could be handled by browser > cookies. Then, logging in from different browsers (home/office/lab) could > each have unique views of task lists with relevant (manually > context-sensitive) categories selected! > > Alternately, a "grouping" selection of categories by context could be > helpful, e.g. if I have several home-related categories and several > work-related. A single tab or button to enable/disable each category set > ("HOME" "WORK") would then .enable/disable an entire set of categories with > a single click. > > Ultimately, I'd love to see the separate "home time" and "work time" > ranges that SmartTime had, so that I wouldn't have to constantly filter out > evening and weekend personal tasks from my workday. (categories would be > assigned to one or the other time range) > > Great work so far! Loving the app and website, nothing else like it > -Rob > > >