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What's new in Microsoft To Do 2.100.61791.0

Jul 11, 2023
  • We fixed some bugs to improve the app experience

New in Microsoft To Do 2.93.6831.0 (Apr 7, 2023)

  • We fixed some bugs to improve the app experience.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.92.6741.0 (Mar 26, 2023)

  • We fixed some bugs to improve the app experience

New in Microsoft To Do 2.88.6132.0 (Jan 24, 2023)

  • We fixed some bugs to improve the app experience

New in Microsoft To Do 2.87.53632.0 (Jan 10, 2023)

  • We fixed some bugs to improve the app experience

New in Microsoft To Do 2.77.52361.0 (Aug 25, 2022)

  • We added a She Hulk theme to the set of list themes. In addition we have fixed some bugs to improve the app experience

New in Microsoft To Do 2.76.52211.0 (Aug 10, 2022)

  • We fixed some bugs to improve the app experience

New in Microsoft To Do 2.69.51111.0 (Apr 28, 2022)

  • Add to-dos that you'll focus on today to My Day, every day it wipes clean so you can start afresh
  • See your to-dos from yesterday and what we think you should work on today with our intelligent Suggestions
  • Add, organize and schedule your to-dos from your phone or computer
  • Set due dates and reminders to ensure you never forget important deadlines (or birthday gifts) again
  • Use notes to add important details to your to-dos
  • Create lists to help sort your to-dos for home, work and everything in between
  • Be productive from anywhere, thanks to To Do’s apps for your phone and computer
  • Sync your Outlook tasks with Microsoft To Do

New in Microsoft To Do 2.68.51091.0 (Apr 23, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.68.5981.0 (Apr 17, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.67.5901.0 (Apr 7, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.66.5751.0 (Mar 22, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.64.5521.0 (Feb 22, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.63.5391.0 (Feb 9, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.63.5341.0 (Feb 3, 2022)

  • What's new in this version:
  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.
  • Features:
  • Add to-dos that you'll focus on today to My Day, every day it wipes clean so you can start afresh
  • See your to-dos from yesterday and what we think you should work on today with our intelligent Suggestions
  • Add, organize and schedule your to-dos from your phone or computer
  • Set due dates and reminders to ensure you never forget important deadlines (or birthday gifts) again
  • Use notes to add important details to your to-dos
  • Create lists to help sort your to-dos for home, work and everything in between
  • Be productive from anywhere, thanks to To Do’s apps for your phone and computer
  • Sync your Outlook tasks with Microsoft To Do

New in Microsoft To Do 2.62.5280.0 (Feb 1, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.62.5211.0 (Jan 22, 2022)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.60.43512.0 (Dec 21, 2021)

  • We fixed some accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.59.43372.0 (Dec 15, 2021)

  • Add to-dos that you'll focus on today to My Day, every day it wipes clean so you can start afresh
  • See your to-dos from yesterday and what we think you should work on today with our intelligent Suggestions
  • Add, organize and schedule your to-dos from your phone or computer
  • Set due dates and reminders to ensure you never forget important deadlines (or birthday gifts) again
  • Use notes to add important details to your to-dos
  • Create lists to help sort your to-dos for home, work and everything in between
  • Be productive from anywhere, thanks to To Do’s apps for your phone and computer
  • Sync your Outlook tasks with Microsoft To Do

New in Microsoft To Do 2.38.4482.0 (Feb 23, 2021)

  • We’ve made a few accessibility fixes and improvements to the app sync process to facilitate a seamless in-app and cross-device experience for you.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.37.4322.0 (Feb 3, 2021)

  • Accessibility improvements and fixes have been made to the app sync process to give you a seamless in-app and cross-device experience.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.34.33581.0 (Dec 29, 2020)

  • The app sync process has been improved to give you a seamless in-app and cross-device experience.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.32.33291.0 (Dec 1, 2020)

  • Another boost to your productivity! You can now quickly jump to your desired smartlist on right-clicking the To Do application from the taskbar and the start menu.
  • We’ve fixed the order in which tasks show up in My Day when they are added in bulk from any list.
  • We’ve made a few other bug fixes around narrator announcements for tasks in the Planned smartlist and keyboard accessibility issues in the My Day Suggestions pane.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.31.33111.0 (Nov 19, 2020)

  • We've made a few bug fixes around keyboard focus and color contrasts.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.30.33031.0 (Nov 3, 2020)

  • We’ve added a task count beside the completed bucket in user-created lists to help you keep track of your completed tasks.
  • Sections in the Planned smartlist now show the task count in the section title.
  • We’ve fixed a few bugs around keyboard focus and fixed an app crash issue.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.29.32883.0 (Oct 22, 2020)

  • We’ve enhanced the My Day experience with an onboarding guide and improved on-screen messages to help you make better use of the feature.
  • We have introduced list sharing between personal accounts and work accounts. You can now share a list from your personal account to a work account.
  • Wunderlist accounts can no longer be imported into Microsoft To Do.
  • We’ve fixed a few bugs around Keyboard focus and Narrator announcements.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.27.32662.0 (Sep 25, 2020)

  • We have made a few bug fixes around Search functionality and Narrator announcements.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.26.32466.0 (Sep 8, 2020)

  • You can now easily bulk add tasks from any category in the My Day Suggestions pane to My Day with our new UI improvements.
  • We’ve also created a new bucket called “Today” in the My Day Suggestions pane for tasks that are due today.
  • Personalize your notification settings for each account during multi-account usage of the application.
  • Bug fixes leading to improvements in search experience and reminders functionality.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.24.32162.0 (Aug 12, 2020)

  • We've taken another step towards increasing your productivity. Big lists with a lot of tasks should load much quicker now with our recent performance enhancements.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.22.31857.0 (Jul 14, 2020)

  • We have made a few accessibility fixes around narrator announcements and keyboard focus.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.21.31771.0 (Jun 30, 2020)

  • We have improved the login experience to display self-explanatory error messages while logging in using personal accounts in place of ‘Work or School’ accounts.
  • We have also made several accessibility fixes around narrator announcements and keyboard focus.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.20.31623.0 (Jun 14, 2020)

  • Voila! Sharing tasks with your organization’s front-line workers is easier than ever. We now support tasks coming from the Front-Line Worker (FLW) flow of Planner.
  • FLW tasks will show up as read-only tasks and cannot be edited by the user.
  • You can also add FLW tasks to My Day along with your other tasks and organize your day better!
  • We made a few accessibility fixes to the narrator announcements during step deletion and removal of currently applied sorting.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.18.31332.0 (May 19, 2020)

  • We added support for Windows Information Protection for enterprise work accounts.
  • We also added support for proper rescheduling when you rename a task.
  • We squashed a number of accessibility bugs.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.17.31212.0 (May 4, 2020)

  • Want to have an overview of all your tasks? Introducing the All smart list, one of your top requested features. You’ll now see all your tasks grouped by list.
  • We didn’t just stop at the All smart list, we now also have the Completed smart list so you can also see all the tasks you’ve checked off. Enable both in settings.
  • If you weren’t a fan of your completed tasks mixing with the uncompleted ones, then you’ll be glad to hear that we’ve moved your completed tasks to the bottom. Now you have easy access to the completed tasks without them getting in the way of your productivity.
  • Did you notice that if you right-clicked on a task we would suddenly scroll you up to the top of the list? That wasn’t a new feature, just a bug. We’ve fixed it now.
  • You might have noticed that new tasks didn’t respect your top of the list settings in the Tasks list when you added them from a different smart list. They’ll now pay a bit more attention to your settings.
  • We made some accessibility announcement improvements on the last updated status in notes.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.16.31063.0 (Apr 30, 2020)

  • We bring you the following enhancements and bug fixes in this release:
  • Now that new tasks are added to top, we’re adding tasks moved between lists to the top of the list, too. If you’ve enabled Add New Tasks on Top, and move a task into another list, the task will appear at the top, if not, at the bottom.
  • If details like due date, reminder or recurrence were removed from your tasks when you edited the name, we apologize. That’s now fixed.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.15.3873.0 (Apr 12, 2020)

  • We’ll now expand the list group if you create a list within an existing list group using the context menu.
  • If you like to use To Do with larger text, we’ll now correctly show you everything, even at 200%.
  • We’ve improved announcements for when you unpin from the Start menu, and for the sort order.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.14.3872.0 (Mar 29, 2020)

  • You asked, and we listened. You can now add new tasks to the top! But that’s not all, starred tasks can now move to the top too. Set your preference in settings.
  • We made a number of accessibility fixes including announcing the removal of due dates, recurring tasks and reminders.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.11.3386.0 (Feb 12, 2020)

  • Using @mentions to assign tasks while you type? We’ve made it even easier now: press tab to auto-complete.
  • The sections within your Flagged Email list have had a slight name change to make the sections clearer.
  • We fixed an issue that caused you issues with manual sorting after exiting one of our automatic sort options.
  • We made a lot of accessibility fixes, including adjusting colors for better contrast and improving keyboard navigation within a list

New in Microsoft To Do 2.10.3282.0 (Jan 29, 2020)

  • In this update we worked on a few small fixes such as fixing an issue with printing when your list was off screen and making sure you can add tasks to your new list as soon as you create it.
  • We also made lots of accessibility fixes:
  • We added announcements for actions such as list deletion, list group creation and list emoji change.
  • We fixed some dark mode contrast issues.
  • We improved the announcements of search results.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.8.372.0 (Jan 16, 2020)

  • We’ve improved how we handle sync issues when you’re using multiple accounts.
  • We’ve improved our error messages when there is something that is preventing us from syncing your app, such as firewalls.
  • We’ve made a number of accessibility improvements, such as improved text scaling and high contrast support, as well as better focus visuals when choosing a reminder time. We have also improved keyboard support.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.7.23611.0 (Jan 3, 2020)

  • You can now assign tasks in shared lists as you enter them. Just @ mention a list member in the task title and we’ll assign it to them. 
  • If you’ve been looking for a list of our keyboard shortcuts, then good news! We’ve included a list for you directly in the app. Just open settings, select Keyboard shortcuts and the list of shortcuts will pop up. 

  • Coming from Wunderlist? We’ve made it easier to reshare your shared lists. Share by email and we’ll add the email addresses of your previous list members.
  • We’ve improved auto-save for notes, so we’ll remember what you jot down even when you’re offline or on a weak network.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.6.23362.0 (Dec 4, 2019)

  • We’ve brought push notifications to personal Microsoft accounts. What does that mean? If you share a list, you’ll be notified if the other person adds a task or checks one off. Coming soon for work and school accounts too.
  • Use tags on your tasks? We’ve added autocomplete for tags in the rich entry bar, so you’ll no longer have the issue of forgetting whether you used #waiting or #waitingfor on your previous tasks.
  • We improved our invitation links to join a shared list, so now you can see more details on the list you’ll be joining.
  • We made some small design improvements.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.5.23192.0 (Nov 19, 2019)

  • We’ve added the option to show or hide completed tasks in your Important list.
  • Love Microsoft To Do? We’ve added a simple way for you to find us on social and to spread the word. Head to the settings to see all the ways you can connect with us. Come say hey.
  • We’ve added the option for you to create a new list within a group, saving you from having to drag and drop it into the right list group.
  • We now support unicode characters when you sort your list alphabetically.
  • We made a couple of accessibility improvements including retaining focus on the list title once you’ve finished editing it and removing the ability to move out of focus from the list view when using the arrow keys.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.4.23042.0 (Nov 5, 2019)

  • You asked, and we listened. Printing is now available in our Windows app. So, if you prefer a physical copy of your list you can now hit Ctrl+P and you’ll have it in your hands in no time.
  • We refreshed a few of our graphics. Can you spot the new illustrations?
  • We fixed the right to left language issues you may have experienced at login.
  • We made a whole bunch of accessibility fixes, including improving announcements for creating steps and tasks, and moving the focus to the detail view once you’ve selected a task.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.3.22883.0 (Oct 23, 2019)

  • We went bug hunting in this update. Read on to find out all the bugs we fixed.
  • We fixed an issue that could cause the app to crash as soon as you opened it on some devices.
  • Have a big list of tasks? Your new tasks might have been hiding then. We fixed a bug so that now you’ll see all your new tasks in a big list.
  • Completed or deleted a task and then noticed it pop up in the action center? We like to remind you about tasks, but this reminder didn’t seem very helpful, so we’ve fixed that issue now.
  • We fixed a bug where if you set a recurrent task while in offline mode the wrong due date was set.
  • We improved the reliability of narrator support when searching.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.1.22622.0 (Sep 26, 2019)

  • After our big launch in the last update, we took some time to focus on the little things. What does that mean? Small improvements and bug fixes, including:
  • We’ve taken the edge off our error messages, and brought in rounded corners.
  • Talking of error messages, we’ve improved them when you log in.
  • Our rich-entry bar will now behave better with long list names.
  • We made some accessibility improvements, including adding a task outline in for better visibility in high contrast.

New in Microsoft To Do 2.0.22483.0 (Sep 10, 2019)

  • Today we have something a little special to announce—we have a brand new look!
  • You’ll notice your lists look a little different now: we’ve removed the large headers and given your tasks a little pop.
  • We now have full color backgrounds. Choose from an image, plain or pastel colors. And each list can still be individually customized.
  • We’ve made it easier for you to add details to a task. Now you can pick a list, add due dates, and reminders, all while you type.
  • Want to resize the sidebar? Now you can.
  • And if all of that wasn’t enough, we’ve also given our logo a refresh.
  • Came here looking for a bug fix, left with a brand new look.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.62.22183.0 (Aug 7, 2019)

  • Want to delegate like a pro? Introducing assignments – share a list of all those tasks you want to get off your plate and start assigning them to your colleagues, friends, family, neighbors... you get the idea. Tap on the detail view of a task in a shared list to see the option to assign it to someone who is in that list.
  • We made a number of accessibility improvements, including adding support for large text in header buttons and improving search readout.
  • If you were making changes to your custom recurring tasks, then changed your mind and clicked Cancel you might have noticed that it reset the recurrence. We fixed that bug.
  • The cursor has been playing hide and seek with you in your notes. If you looked away to a different app and came back it would have moved within the note to keep you on your toes. We’ve told it to buckle down and stay in one place now.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.61.21902.0 (Jul 16, 2019)

  • Faster than greased lightning, faster than a cheetah, faster than... a very fast thing—that’s our app after this update. We worked hard on improving the overall performance of the app.
  • Did you know that you can duplicate a list? Right-click on the list name and you’ll see the option to duplicate it. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, you’ll be pleased to know that we fixed a bug that stopped sync when you duplicated a list with a long name.
  • Apparently, our app wasn’t playing nicely with certain time zones. We fixed an issue that messed with due dates in those time zones.
  • We fixed a crash that happened if you tried to reorder your lists.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.59.21652.0 (Jun 18, 2019)

  • In this update, we've squashed some pesky bugs and made a few minor enhancements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.57.21415.0 (May 24, 2019)

  • We've been sweeping in the corners of our app, getting rid of all of the bugs and making a few minor improvements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.55.21132.0 (Apr 25, 2019)

  • File attachments have come to shared lists!
  • You can now swipe to delete on tasks and lists.
  • We’ve improved our error messages.
  • Accessibility fixes, including narration for Suggestions, notifying context flyout and large text being clipped on task view.
  • We fixed a crash when deleting a list that has tasks in the search results.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.54.2992.0 (Apr 10, 2019)

  • You can now add tasks straight to your Planned smart list. We’ll add today’s due date, and you’ll find the tasks again in your Tasks list.
  • Like to move your tasks from one list to another? We’ll now do it at turbo-speed.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.51.2512.0 (Feb 26, 2019)

  • Multiple account support is here! Always scared of sharing your shopping list with the boss? Now you can keep your work and home life separate with different accounts that you can easily switch between. Looking for a file but forgotten which task you attached it to? We now give you results for files in search too. We’ve made it even easier to attach files — you can now copy files and screenshots from the clipboard to a task. We’ve made a whole bunch of accessibility improvements, read on to find out more:
  • If you use large text, then we’ve improved our text wrapping in certain menus.
  • In high contrast, we’ve corrected hyperlink colors and fixed an unreadable save/cancel button
  • We’ve improved the narrator read out to make do and overdue dates clearer.
  • If you copy your session ID, we’ll now make it clearer that it’s actually been copied.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.48.2102.0 (Jan 15, 2019)

  • Not satisfied with just seeing one list on your Live Tile? We have good news for you—you can now pin any list or smart list to the Windows start menu.
  • Have you tried out our ink gestures yet? If so, you might have noticed that we didn’t ask twice if you wanted to delete a to-do when you scratched it out. Now we’ll ask if you’re sure, if you’re really, really sure.
  • Do you have too many overdue tasks that you just don’t want to deal with today? We’ve improved our accessibility so that collapsing and expanding the different groups in the smart lists are now accessible.
  • We briefly took away the ability to move a task into any list while in search. We’re gifting that ability back to you.
  • We were doing funny things with your list order when you tried to reorder multiple tasks. We’ve fixed that bug now.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.46.13512.0 (Dec 18, 2018)

  • We’ve added new Ink gestures! If you scratch out a task it will now delete it; put a line through it and it automatically completes the task; and finally, if you put a line through a completed task it deletes it. Pretty neat, right?
  • Ever lost a note because you forgot to hit the Save button? Cry no more, we’re now saving all your notes automatically.
  • We’ve improved the color when you select an item in high contrast accessibility mode.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.44.13242.0 (Nov 21, 2018)

  • We’ve made it easier to keep track of all your tasks, even those that are past due. You can now find your past due tasks under Overdue in the Planned smart list.
  • And if you’d rather not see those tasks from the past or those too far in the future, you also have the option to collapse each section in Planned. Just hide the other sections to focus on your tasks due Today, Tomorrow or beyond.
  • Have an idea or feature suggestion? Head to our UserVoice forum: https://todo.uservoice.com/. And if you need any help, just visit https://todosupport.helpshift.com/. We’d love to hear from you.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.43.13161.0 (Nov 16, 2018)

  • If you found that your Planned smart list seemed a bit out of sorts, we apologize for the confusion. We’ve got it all, well, sorted with this update.
  • Use theme colors to keep your lists organised? Then you’ll be happy to know that you can now add themes to your Planned smart list.
  • We’ve also added the option to automatically hide your empty smart lists, so you won’t see an empty Planned or Important list in the sidebar.
  • Likewise, your smart lists can be hidden from the context menu.
  • We’ve also continued to improve our performance and sync.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.41.12741.0 (Oct 10, 2018)

  • The Planned smart list is now available on Windows! Just open Planned for an overview of your scheduled tasks for today, tomorrow, the next 5 days and beyond.
  • We’ve made our tiles a bit tidier with better formatting when the small size is selected.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.40.12641.0 (Sep 25, 2018)

  • Live Tiles are live! With this update we now support Live Tiles as well as background sync, so you’ll always have an up-to-date overview of your day’s tasks.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.39.12531.0 (Sep 13, 2018)

  • We've been sweeping in the corners of our app, getting rid of all of the bugs and making a few minor improvements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.38.12321.0 (Aug 23, 2018)

  • Add to-dos that you'll focus on today to My Day, every day it wipes clean so you can start afresh
  • See your to-dos from yesterday and what we think you should work on today with our intelligent Suggestions
  • Add, organize and schedule your to-dos from your phone or computer
  • Set due dates and reminders to ensure you never forget important deadlines (or birthday gifts) again
  • Use notes to add important details to your to-dos
  • Create lists to help sort your to-dos for home, work and everything in between
  • Be productive from anywhere, thanks to To-Do’s apps for your phone and computer
  • Sync your Outlook tasks with Microsoft To-Do

New in Microsoft To Do 1.37.12152.0 (Aug 14, 2018)

  • We've been sweeping in the corners of our app—cleaning out all the bugs and making a few minor improvements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.36.12011.0 (Jul 31, 2018)

  • Is it a to-do you’re looking for? With the option to exclude completed items from our search results, we’ve made it easier to find what you’re looking for.
  • We’ve also made it easier to navigate out of the detail view. Just press ESC to close it and get back to your list.
  • You may have had some trouble dragging your to-dos to the top of the list in My Day. Our apologies. From here on out we’ll let you organize your list as you see fit.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.34.11781.0 (Jul 2, 2018)

  • Introducing Dark Theme! Just head to your app Settings where you’ll have the choice to select the new dark theme. We hope you’ll find it as easy on the eyes as we do.
  • We’ve made it easier to create recurring to-dos. With this update, the option to repeat a to-do is always visible in the detail view.
  • To-dos in shared lists are now included in Suggestions, so you’ll have a better overview of all your to-dos when planning your day.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.33.11631.0 (Jun 18, 2018)

  • Have you tried out List Sharing yet? Just tap the sharing icon, create a list share link and send it to collaborators using the app of your choice.
  • We’ve added list options to My Day, so you can now select your background, sort your to-dos and choose to hide your completed to-dos there.
  • Speaking of My Day, you may have noticed that we weren’t always showing the recurring to-dos you’d added there. We’ve fixed that glitch, so we’ll no longer remove to-dos you add to My Day.
  • Our bulk editing has been improved, making it easier to update due dates for multiple to-dos. With this update, you can now bulk edit the due dates of groups of to-dos that currently have different due dates.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.32.11502.0 (Jun 5, 2018)

  • Were your lists getting lonely? Now they don’t have to go it alone. We’ve added shared lists, so you can invite your family, friends, and coworkers to join your lists via email, SMS or app of your choice. Designed to help coordinate tasks at home, in the office and on the go, our share link is perfect for collaborating in small groups or one-to-one.
  • For those of us who prefer to keep personal and work life separate, we've made it easier to see which account you are currently logged in with. If you're ever in doubt, just head over to the settings page to find out.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.30.11204.0 (May 4, 2018)

  • Have you tried out our brand-new feature Steps? Found in the Detail View after clicking on a to-do, Steps help you divide larger tasks into bite-sized pieces. 
  • New: We’re making our first Fluent design changes to To-Do. Take a peek at your minimize and maximize buttons and you’ll notice we’ve removed the top bar. Stay tuned as we’ve for more Fluent updates on the way!
  • Improved: Switching themes now looks even better with new animations, plus a bunch more UI fixes.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.29.11082.0 (Apr 19, 2018)

  • Introducing Steps! Use Steps to break your larger to-dos down into bite-sized pieces.
  • We constantly strive to make Microsoft To-Do as beautiful as it can possibly be. This update includes many small changes to make our colors and animations sparkle. Oh, and we've also added a shiny new animation when you check-off a to-do, because getting stuff done is awesome, and we want to celebrate that with you!
  • We've continued to make improvements to sync performance and speed.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.28.10961.0 (Apr 10, 2018)

  • Looking for something? We want to help, so we’ve made a few improvements to our search. Now your search results will be displayed according to their creation date. And if we aren’t able to find it, we’ll let you know that we couldn’t find what you’re looking for.
  • We’ve also made our sorting options a bit more clear. With this update, you’ll always be able to see exactly in which order your to-dos are sorted, whether that’s a to z, z to a, newest to oldest, or oldest to newest.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.26.10684.0 (Mar 12, 2018)

  • We’ve given your To-Do app a performance boost in this update when using search. With Accessibility and a bunch of performance improvements being made to both the smaller design elements of the app and the larger bits keeping things running under the hood, your To-Do app will be running even smoother.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.25.10611.0 (Mar 5, 2018)

  • We’ve made improvements to our search, so you’ll have an easier time finding the to-dos you’re looking for.
  • Some parts of our UI occasionally appeared a bit fuzzy. We’ve improved the rendering, so now everything should be crisp and clear.
  • When opening the app, you expect to get the latest and most up-to-date data right away. We get that and apologize for sometimes taking a short little while. Now you'll see the newest synced data immediately after resuming the app or changing connections.
  • Some of you experienced issues with logging in and we’re sorry for not being more welcoming. We're still working on it, but the process should be smoother now for many of you.
  • This update includes many general fixes and performance improvements.
  • We’ve also continued to improve our accessibility support.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.24.10373.0 (Feb 12, 2018)

  • You might have noticed that the timestamp on your notes wasn’t always completely accurate. We were having some trouble applying your timezone correctly. That’s now fixed and your note’s timestamp should reflect your exact timezone.
  • We like to help you establish daily habits, though we may have been a little too insistent that your tasks repeat. If you had trouble removing the recurrence from a to-do, we’re sorry. We’ve fixed that glitch so you can add or remove recurrence as you see fit.
  • We’re continuing to improve performance and reliability with better offline support and sync all while reducing memory consumption.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.21.10031.0 (Jan 5, 2018)

  • We've been sweeping in the corners of our app—cleaning out all the bugs and making a few minor improvements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.19.3391.0 (Dec 6, 2017)

  • We're always looking for ways to improve our UX and recently we’ve noticed that it wasn't always possible to multi-select items in our lists using the Shift-Key. Sorry about that, we've fixed that now!
  • Some people said that our "Completion Ding!" was really, really great and we may have let it go to our head. Sorry for taking over the media player controls and interrupting your playlist. From now on, we’ll stop playing DJ.
  • You may have also run in to some issues on start up or after log in. We’re sorry for those false starts. We’ve fixed those crashes, so you can get right to work.
  • Starting with this update, you can find us under Microsoft To-Do in the Start Menu.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.18.3261.0 (Nov 22, 2017)

  • Fixed: If you tend to open the app directly from your notifications, you might have experienced a crash or two. That’s now fixed, so you can get back to managing your to-dos on the go.
  • Fixed: We also fixed a shortcut glitch. You can quickly cross your to-dos off again with a press of Ctrl + D
  • Fixed: Manual sorters may have noticed that to-dos didn’t always update after being moved to a new spot on the list. Sorry for that hiccup! Your to-dos should be back to updating, even if they’ve lost the number 1 spot on the list.
  • Improved: We’re continuing to make improvements to performance and accessibility.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.17.3072.0 (Nov 6, 2017)

  • In this update, we've squashed some pesky bugs and made a few minor enhancements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.16.2991.0 (Oct 27, 2017)

  • Improvement: We’ve made several tweaks to improve performance when opening the app.
  • Improvement: Just in time for the new season, we’ve updated our look. Gradients and symbols should now be a bit easier on the eyes.
  • Improvement: We’ve made several accessibility improvements to the Catchup card and To-Do list.
  • Fixed: We’ve added several fixes for screen readers.
  • Feature: If you prefer the feel of pen and paper, have a look around. We might have a little surprise hidden away for you.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.14.2581.0 (Sep 25, 2017)

  • Improvement: We've made a number of little UI and UX improvements to make it easier for you to tick off your to-dos without getting distracted.  
  • Improvement: We've made it easier to add and rename a list on mobile. 
  • Fixed: We've now got proper right-to-left (RTL) support on reminders and due dates.  
  • Fixed: We made it easier for you to edit your reminders.  
  • Fixed: Have you been duplicating your lists? You may have noticed that the new duplicated list to-dos were a little out of order. Your duplicate list will now look exactly like your original list now. 
  • Fixed: We fixed some narrator accessibility issues with the profile button and the reminder and recurrence UI.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.13.2492.0 (Sep 11, 2017)

  • Improved: It's now easier to edit your list names straight from the sidebar. Right-click on the title on desktop or long-press on mobile and you'll be able to automatically change your list name.
  • Improved: Liked completing or deleting your to-dos straight from Suggestions? Look to the right of your to-do in Suggestions and you'll see "…". Click on it and you'll find a whole bunch of options to suit your needs.
  • Improved: It's not just Suggestions that we've improved. Take a look at your list header and you'll see that your title looks a lot better and now adjusts nicely to desktop and mobile. And you'll now only see the emoji picker in edit mode so it doesn't take up too much room if you'd rather keep your list titles plain and simple.
  • Improved: We noticed that the tooltips were just getting in the way of you discovering the app. We've removed these and are taking a look at better ways to introduce Microsoft To-Do to you.
  • Fixed: Was My Day not wiping clean for you each morning? We've fixed that so you can start afresh every day.
  • Fixed: If you are having issues logging in we'll give you a few more details now. Don't forget you can always contact our support for help!
  • Fixed: We were sometimes sending you reminders even though you'd deleted the list that to-do was in. Which, we can all agree, is a little annoying. We've put a stop to that habit.
  • Fixed: We've made a number of other smaller UI improvements and fixed a crash that was happening when you deleted a to-do.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.12.2281.0 (Aug 27, 2017)

  • Improved: We've improved our Suggestions experience. It loads faster and now it wishes you a good morning or a good evening... it's the little things.
  • Improved: We've simplified the Suggestions view to make it easier for you to add to-dos to My Day without accidentally ticking them off.
  • Improved: We've given our icons a little bit of an overhaul and made them a little bolder.
  • Improved: We've improved our error messages so that you have a few more details about what exactly went wrong.
  • Fixed: If you changed a due date on a recurring to-do we had a pesky little bug that meant the to-do stopped recurring. We put a stop to that.
  • Fixed: If you use Ł in your everyday typing you may have noticed that our shortcuts were messing with your keyboard settings. We've disabled Alt Gr as a shortcut button now.
  • Fixed: We've fixed keyboard accessiblity for the emoji picker.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.11.2141.0 (Aug 11, 2017)

  • Fixed: You may have noticed that we sometimes gave you a few too many options at login. We've deleted a few of the duplicates to make it a little easier for you.
  • Fixed: Were some of our dialogs getting cut o----? Yeah, we fixed that issue which left you guessing what the remaining words might be.
  • Fixed: Talking of dialogs, we've now disabled hotkeys when we show you those dialogs.
  • Fixed: We hate to see you go but we don't like to be too needy, so we fixed the crash when you tried to log out of the app.
  • Fixed: We know Friday is almost the weekend and it can be tempting to kick back and relax a little. We shouldn't be encouraging this, however, so we fixed the issue that caused weekly recurring to-dos set for Wednesday or Friday to not show up correctly.
  • Fixed: Our notes were sometimes misbehaving—showing buttons where no button should be. We put a stop to that.
  • Fixed: If you crossed a number of timezones then you might have noticed that the color of your Today and Overdue icons changed with the timezone. Sounds cool, but it wasn't planned, so we made it one color across all the timezones.
  • Fixed: If you're sorting your to-dos by due date or alphabetically then you'll notice that we've now disabled drag and drop within sort. Want to move your to-dos? Just click out of that sort option.
  • Improved: We've improved the look of our buttons when they're disabled—it's the little things.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.9.1941.0 (Jul 16, 2017)

  • New: We’ve added an Emoji picker so it’s even easier to emojify your lists! Just tap the smiley face to the left of the list name field to pick the perfect emoji icon.
  • Improvement: Once you’ve added your favorite emoji, you can also duplicate your most-used lists. Just right click and select Duplicate list from the context menu.
  • Fixed: Using the same email for both your personal Microsoft account and your Work account? You may have spotted that our app sometimes got confused. We've fixed that glitch now and you should be able to sign-in as normal.
  • Fixed: Our popovers weren’t as pretty as we would have liked, so we’ve polished them up a bit.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.8.1731.0 (Jul 2, 2017)

  • Fixed: Having issues logging in? We really do like you using our app so we fixed that bug.
  • Fixed: We also like you to be able to continue using our app problem-free, so we fixed a couple of crashes that were causing you issues.
  • Fixed: We fixed search accessibility announcements.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.7.1637.0 (Jun 18, 2017)

  • Fixed: We like to make sure you can work even when there's no internet so we've fixed that crash that was causing you troubles when you were offline.
  • Fixed: Our search is pretty powerful—did you know that you can search for completed to-dos and within notes? We've fixed a few bits and pieces around the search experience to make it even more handy.
  • Fixed: Were you getting a blank app when you clicked on a notification? We know, we know, that's not very useful—we've fixed that bug now.
  • Fixed: If you're using the same email for both your personal Microsoft account and your Work account our app sometimes got confused. We've fixed that glitch now and you should be able to sign-in as normal.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.6.1442.0 (Jun 4, 2017)

  • Improved: We know, we know... our tile was looking a little out of place for a while. We like to stand out from the crowd for all the right reasons, but we also know when we should fit in. So, we've changed to a transparent tile and also shortened our name for easier reading.
  • Improved: We're constantly improving accessibility and we've made a ton of fixes in this update. 
  • Improved: If you're on Creator's update or newer you'll now see a line through the to-dos you've ticked off, just to up those satisfaction levels.
  • Fixed: You can now use the Menu key on your keyboard to easily bring up the context menu for your to-dos. 
  • Fixed: "Where have all my tasks gone?!?" is a sentence that turns up in our worst nightmares. So, the bug that caused your tasks to look like they had disappeared, put us into a cold sweat. The good news is that we've fixed it now, and we'll all sleep better for it.
  • Fixed: If you were editing your to-do using the Pinyin keyboard you may have noticed that your edits weren't saving. We've fixed that issue now.
  • Fixed: Changing due dates on a recurring to-do was causing you a few headaches. We've fixed it now so it should work exactly as it's supposed to.
  • Fixed: We've added a missing tool tip that should have shown up in the list options. We've put it back in to help you get to grips with the app.
  • Fixed: Finally, we've fixed a crash that was causing some of you problems.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.5.1381.0 (May 21, 2017)

  • In this update we've packed over 20 fixes for you. From detailed design improvements to giving you the ability to sort your lists offline or squashing a bug that crashed then app when quickly reordering lists, your Microsoft To-Do for Windows 10 now runs smoother and looks even better.
  • Finally, thanks to everyone who's made this update possible by reporting bugs! Be sure to share your feedback with us via our support page and UserVoice forum found in the app settings.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.4.1251.0 (May 7, 2017)

  • Fixed: We exorcised the ghosts of deleted lists in this update—they will no longer come back to haunt you by momentarily reappearing in your list view once you've deleted them.
  • Fixed: You may have noticed that your 'Completed at' and 'Created at' times were a little off. Alas, there were no helpful elves ticking off and creating to-dos in the middle of the night. We've fixed the times now so they should correctly show when you ticked off your to-dos.
  • Improved: We've made it easier for you to add to-dos as soon as you open the app. Now you'll see the cursor ready and waiting for you to add your most important tasks for the day.
  • Improved: If you're accessing To-Do using a Microsoft Work account then you now have your very own dedicated privacy policy link.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.3.1174.0 (Apr 29, 2017)

  • Some of you were seeing the app crash when it was started, or when a list was selected. After a couple of tweaks here and there, this shouldn't be a problem anymore.
  • For those of you using To-Do with your work accounts, we've also fixed some of the permission issues that were showing. With this update, you should be able to sign in without any hassle.

New in Microsoft To Do 1.3.1101.0 (Apr 23, 2017)

  • Fixed: Did your dates keep changing by one day each time you set them? Yeah, that wasn't your clumsy clicking, it was a pesky bug affecting people in non-UTC timezones. We've squashed it now.
  • Fixed: We weren't trying to put undue stress on you by changing your today's to-dos to due yesterday. Now if you set a date for today via the context menu it really will show up as today. So… have you done it yet?
  • Fixed: Talking of undue stress, we've changed the "due today" label back to a calming blue instead of the red they were showing up as on your to-dos and in the detail view.