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Undo actions at any time with Ctrl + Z
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It seems that the opportunity to undo the previous action is only available briefly, while the "undo" pop-up is visible. It would be helpful to be able to undo previous actions using some on-screen button. Users may also be accustomed to using Ctrl + Z to undo previous actions.
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Jane Yap
I agree it would be easier if this feature is available!
Federico Ariza
Agree, for me it is specially frustrating in gantt charts where re-scheduling is one click away
Rational Intuitive Limited
An advice from a seasoned Architect: Make it context sensitive. If you make it a chain - then one cannot undo in one window separate from another window - meaning - you'd have to undo what you LOVED that you did in window B, in order for you to get access to what you'd like to undo in window A, which you do not want, and which you did before what you did in Window B.
You can maybe create the undo as a list which can be edited in - such that one can click on/off a DO - from the list, and see the result meanwhile on the screen - that would make it completely transparent and flexible like a moebius band.
If you make all text events relative to position, it ought being pretty easy to implement for texts.
If you make co-consequential pieces clinging together, then you are not at risk of "pulling the carpet away" under a subsequent action, as you cannot remove it's foundation...
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Christopher Nigro
YES PLEASE. If productivity is key this is a must have feature...
Mike Masin
Yes, please!
Brendan Wolfe
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Holly Bobula
OMG YES
Steven Guillory
UNDO, REDO
Brendan Wolfe
Brendan Wolfe
Merged in a post:
More advanced 'undo' capability
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James Owers
Say that you highlight all the tasks in a list, and move them to another list.
There is no way to undo this action currently. It would be great to add the capability to undo most 'mass' actions (where you select a whole bunch of tasks and perform an action on all of them like changing their status or moving them).
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