And bring some joy to your dashboard !

See how to install the Firefox Extension.

collect the URL only :

or enter some text before the URL :

See how to install the Firefox Extension.

Yes, you just press a button and your email is automatically collected into TaskWriter. Even better, you can add new text in front of the URL (just write in the address bar), and it will be added to the task name (e.g. “this is the mail john is asking about X, reply ASAP http://mail.google.com/mail/#inbox/123559f1254b2394″)

See how to install the Firefox Extension.

Before using this feature, you should have previously installed the Firefox Extension, and you must be using Firefox. See here how to install the Firefox Extension.

Let’s assume you’re browsing the Internet, and you just remembered something very important. Having the Firefox extension installed, you do not need to open TaskWriter to collect your thought.

You just write in your browser address bar (where you usually enter URLs) and then press the “add to TaskWriter” icon on the right side. A new task will be created for you.

See how to install the Firefox Extension.

If you’re using Firefox, you should install our Firefox Extension.

Why install ?

1. to be able to access your tasks with just one click
2. to be able to collect tasks by direct input into your browser address bar
3. to be able to collect Gmail emails as tasks
4. to be able to collect websites URLs

How to install ?

1. go to settings / addons

2. click on the “Install the Firefox Extension” link

3. you see a yellow bar “Firefox prevented this sites (www.taskwriter.com) from asking you to install software on your computer. Click ALLOW.

4. click “install” and then restart your browser

The problem

I have more than active 20 projects, and I find hard to manage them.

The solution

Group your projects using tags, and focus only on one tag at each time.

The implementation

Go to the “define” tab, edit a project and add a tag to the project (let’s say you added “home”)

Now go back to the “tasks” screen, and you will notice that above the “projects” box you have now the “home” tag. Press it and only the projects tagged as “home” will show up in the list.

Of course you can add as many tags as you wish and in any combination. And of course you can do the same for lists and contexts.