Microsoft To Do adds a handy hashtag picker on iOS
You can now quickly add hashtags to any task within Microsoft To Do for iOS.
What you need to know
- Microsoft To Do now supports a hashtag picker on iOS.
- The feature lets you quickly add hashtags to tasks within the app.
- The same update also fixes some bugs related to attachments in the app.
Microsoft To Do for iOS has a new feature that lets you quickly add hashtags to any task within the app. The latest version of the app (2.49) supports a hashtag picker. The same update also brings bug fixes for issues related to attachments, as well as a fix for problems with app badges.
Here's the full changelog from Microsoft:
- We have added a Hashtag Picker. Now, you can quickly add hashtags to your tasks. We fixed some bugs related to attachments and app badges.
While the app's changelog lists support for the hashtag picker, it doesn't appear for some people right now. OnMSFT reports that the feature doesn't work on their iOS device at this time. It's probably safe to assume that support for the hashtag picker will roll out to everyone in the near future.
Microsoft To Do is one of the best to-do list apps available. It works on Windows 10, iOS, Android, and the web. With it, you can create lists of tasks that can be shared with anyone on a wide range of devices. It also works well with several Microsoft services, such as Outlook.
The latest version of Microsoft To Do brings a hashtag picker to iOS. The feature allows you to quickly add hashtags to tasks.
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