Ah the Eisenhower method of task management. I don't think the iCalendar standard Vivaldi implements here has some parameters for this, but only state and due date. I think the proposal is interesting so you get my vote, but I doubt this will be implemented. Just like I think my proposal to show a Kanban board to organize tasks won't ever see the light of day (which is essentially just another 2 dimensional sorting of tasks just like the Eisenhower you suggest)

Ok I understand, thank you for your answer!

@fatimatavery94 said in Needed features for Notes/Tasks/Reminders:

I know it's frustrating when the tools we need don't quite deliver.

I've been exploring online notes recently, and one feature that caught my eye is the ability to set notes to vanish after reading, which helps keep things private.
Regarding your needs, it sounds like having a seamless sync between desktop and mobile, along with robust task and reminder capabilities, is crucial. It's tough when apps like Vivaldi fall short on mobile functionality. Hopefully, developers catch onto these needs soon. In the meantime, experimenting with different tools might uncover a solution that fits your workflow.

The colors are supposed to be taken from the server. Not really sure if they never did for google tasks (Google (willingly or by accident) has a weird combination of CalDAV and proprietary APIs for calendar clients) or if this is a regression. In any case, color not coming from the server is a bug.

There have been also requests to be able to locally override colors for online calendars. This has not been implemented yet, but we'd like to add it.

@vivaldiuser112020 Ok, understand. An extra feature for labeling would be nice then.

Yes, I had added the zenkit calendar and I can see it's events on the vivaldi calendar. But none of zenkit's tasks show on the vivaldi calendar. Tried it with all events and only tasks. Seems to only sync events not tasks.

On https://help.vivaldi.com/mail/mail-get-started/mail-settings/#External_content_in_emails, there are options available to allow this per-contact, not globally.

@Hadden89 I am installing Mint daily, initially to get rid of trackers now my Mac fails(the SCSI is bust/ overheated). So I notice tiny things here. Like the front page has 2 download buttons. Vivaldi has "Save As" so it can download OS images to other partitions.
Here, there is "Browser, Mail, News, Community, About" lines takes me to the Community discussion about Mail, and not to Mail. Put that beside the icon and add "mailcount" when logged in on Webmail. Please explain in CSS how to capture that mail arrives. "Mail" should go to login page. I use the address bar.
There is no "local" profile for anyone, just community Id and mail log-in and sync Id. You have to make special local Id, - like Knuthf:local as different to Knuthf:sync and Knuthf:mail.
Tell Jon that Sintran is back. I prefer this order, because the suffix is a clarification of scope, just as a service number/port number. So digits are not allowed and "Hadden:89" is not, "Hadde:n89" will be less than "Hadde:n90" - you probably have a reason for making "local" and "public" profiles. I have "local" for own LAN, the same subnet. And I see a need for "Group" and "Project" identities, to be flexible and allow people to move around in an organisation.

@Hadden89 since this is Vivaldi, configurable sounds good 🙂

Overall I think the default must be to show everything except thrash and spam (which are obviously unwanted), because it is much more problematic when some emails are missing than if too many are showing.

A setting that changes this around may be good for folks like you who really understand the implications, but then again, if you really know what you are doing then just ticking the few readily available toggles shouldn't be much of a problem for you, right!?

Finally, turning the default around would immediately break all filters that are made to narrow down already filtered messages (old school one would call these subfolders)

@jumpsq said in Hide Filtered Mails From Views:

unfollowing message threads.

Isn't this is a separate feature request? It also reminds me of a feature request of mine to allow hiding mails where I'm only in cc

https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/77039/new-filter-toggle-filtered-to-filter-for-only-cc-d-and-more

I guess these are feature requests that mostly pertain to business (or business-like) contexts rather than personal/home mail use.

@somnomania That is a good suggestion, never really thought about it. Created a ticket in our BTS so it will not get lost, https://bugs.vivaldi.com/browse/VB-92660.
Can not promise any time for it to be implemented though.

Thanks for trying out the calendar and taking the time to suggest improvements. Appreciated 🙂

@Saenner said in Drag and drop for tasks:

Hm, I use the Vivaldi calendar with synchronisation, but I couldn't see the tasks. Do I have to set anything else?

Currently the webmail client used on vivaldi.net does not support tasks so they are not visible there. It also has other limitations so work is underway on getting another client for the website, not yet clear how it will end up but we hope to have support for tasks in there soon-ish.

But the actual CalDAV server does support tasks so if you sync with another instance of Vivaldi or a mobile phone the tasks should show up there.